How often must a light quadricycle that is more than four years old pass the periodic roadworthiness test (ITV)?

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According to the Vehicle Technical Inspection Regulations (Royal Decree 920/2017, Article 6), category L vehicles other than the two-wheeled moped, such as light quadricycles, three-wheeled mopeds, motorcycles and three-wheeled vehicles, are exempt from the roadworthiness test (ITV) until 4 years after first registration. Once that age is exceeded, the inspection is biennial, that is, every two years. The six-month frequency corresponds to other vehicles, such as buses or taxis and ambulances more than five years old, and driving school vehicles more than five years old. Nor is it annual: an annual frequency for light quadricycles does not appear in the table, which keeps the biennial one once they exceed 4 years.

How often must a light quadricycle that is more than four years old pass the periodic roadworthiness test (ITV)?

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