If we buy a new motorcycle and register it today, when must we mandatorily pass the first technical inspection?

Question

DentroTest · Accepted Answer

Periodic technical inspections (MOT) for motorcycles are mandatory to ensure the vehicle meets safety conditions. A new motorcycle is exempt from passing this inspection during the first four years from its initial registration. Once this four-year period has passed, the technical inspection must be carried out on a biennial basis, that is, every two years. The date of first registration can be checked on the vehicle's registration certificate.

If we buy a new motorcycle and register it today, when must we mandatorily pass the first technical inspection?

Want to pass the Permit A1/A2 (English) theory test first time?

📚 Keep practicing with more questions from Administrative requirements for riding a motorcycle

Mandatory license plates on quadricycles

First mandatory ITV for motorcycles

Maximum highway speed for novice A2 driver

Minimum age to obtain the class A permit

Agricultural vehicles with A1 license

License Required to Drive a Motorcycle with a Sidecar

Driving Motor Tricycles with an A License

Extraordinary Driving License for Motorcycles

Maximum engine capacity A1 license

A1 license limitations