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Thanks for pointing out the possibility (but, as someone else pointed out, it's just a possibility - the EU regulation obviously does not set a minimum) of a do
by gspr 9mo ago
Thanks for pointing out the possibility (but, as someone else pointed out, it's just a possibility - the EU regulation obviously does not set a minimum) of a double gap for new vehicles. On the other hand, don't new vehicles typically see an extra inspection by the manufacturer/dealer early on? (I don't know).
- Hamuko 9mo agoAgain, not just a possibility, but lived reality. The maximum inspection interval here is four years.
- Timon3 9mo agoAgain, just because that's the case in Finland doesn't mean it's the case everywhere in Europe.
- Hamuko 9mo agoThe maximum in EU cannot be two years if any EU member state allows more than two years.
- gspr 9mo agoThe regulation is quite clear: in any EU country, inspection must happen at least every 2 years for vehicles older than 4 years. I understand that Finland allows a 4 year gap after first registration. After that, the max period is still 2 years. Individual countries may also require 2 years (or less) during the first 4.