For a vehicle intended for the transport of goods with a MAM of no more than 3,500 kg that is already 6 years old, how often must it pass the roadworthiness test (ITV)?

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The roadworthiness test rules in Spain establish specific schedules according to the type of vehicle and its use. For vehicles used for the transport of goods with a maximum authorized mass (MAM) equal to or less than 3,500 kg (such as vans or car-derived vehicles for cargo), the intervals are as follows: up to 2 years after first registration they are exempt; from 2 to 6 years they must pass it biennially (every 2 years); from 6 to 10 years the test becomes annual (every year); and when they are more than 10 years old they must pass it every six months. Therefore, since it is exactly 6 years old, it falls into the annual test bracket until it reaches 10 years.

For a vehicle intended for the transport of goods with a MAM of no more than 3,500 kg that is already 6 years old, how often must it pass the roadworthiness test (ITV)?

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