Question 1278 · Truck theory test
How frequently must a commercial vehicle be submitted for a Commercial Vehicle Roadworthiness Test (CVRT)?
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Correct answer
Annually.
Official explanation
All commercial vehicles – that is, goods vehicles, buses carrying more than 8 passengers, and ambulances – must, in general, be tested for roadworthiness (commercial vehicle roadworthiness test or CVRT) when they are one year old and annually after that.
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- Legal matters / rules of the road · Licensing
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