When does a motorcycle have to pass its first Technical Vehicle Inspection (ITV)?

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New motorcycles are exempt from passing the Technical Vehicle Inspection (ITV) during their first four years of life. The age of the vehicle is calculated from the date of its first registration, which appears on the circulation permit. Once this initial four-year period has passed, the motorcycle must undergo the inspection biennially. That is, from then on, the ITV will be mandatory every two years.

When does a motorcycle have to pass its first Technical Vehicle Inspection (ITV)?

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