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PART II TIMING AND METHOD OF APPLICATION FOR EXAMINATIONS
9.Dates by which vehicles are to be submitted for first examinations
10.Dates by which vehicles are to be submitted for periodical tests
12.Manner of making application for first examinations or periodical tests, and fees
13.Time of application for first examinations and periodical tests
14.Notice of place and time of first examinations or periodical tests
15.Application for re-tests following first examinations or periodical tests
PART III EXAMINATION FOR PLATING ON A FIRST EXAMINATION
18.(1) This regulation applies to every vehicle to which these...
19.(1) In the event of a goods vehicle examiner determining...
20.(1) Subject to paragraph (1A), where a vehicle is submitted...
21.Issue of plating certificates, and particulars to be contained therein
23.Issue of goods vehicle test certificates (or of notices of refusal) and particulars to be contained therein
24.Re-test procedure, and issue of plating and test certificates (or notices of refusal)
CLASSES OF VEHICLE TO WHICH THESE REGULATIONS DO NOT APPLY
1.Dual-purpose vehicles not constructed or adapted to form part of...
4.Engineering plant and plant, not being engineering plant, which is...
5.Trailers being drying or mixing plant designed for the production...
6.Tower wagons as defined in— (a) paragraph 8 of Schedule...
8.Vehicles designed and used solely for fire fighting or fire...
9.Works trucks, straddle carriers used solely as works trucks, and...
10.Electrically-propelled motor vehicles first registered before 1st March 2015.
12.Motor vehicles used for no other purpose than the haulage...
14.Vehicles constructed or adapted for, and used primarily for the...
15.Trailers which have no other brakes than a parking brake...
17A.Agricultural motor vehicles (not being category T tractors) and agricultural...
18.Agricultural trailers and agricultural trailed appliance conveyors drawn on roads...
18A.Converter dollies used solely for the purposes of agriculture, horticulture...
19.Public service vehicles (as defined in section 1 of the...
20.Licensed taxis (as defined in section 13(3) of the Transport...
22.Goods vehicles to which any of the prescribed construction and...
23.Vehicles equipped with a new or improved equipment or types...
24.Motor vehicles brought into Great Britain and displaying a registration...
25.Motor vehicles in respect of which a test certificate issued...
27.Trailers brought into Great Britain and having a base or...
30.Motor vehicles first used before 1st January 1960, used unladen...
31.Motor vehicles constructed, and not merely adapted, for the purpose...
32.Vehicles designed and used for the purpose of servicing or...
33.Vehicles designed for use, and used on an aerodrome mentioned...
34.Vehicles provided for police purposes and maintained in workshops approved...
35.Heavy motor cars or motor cars constructed or adapted for...
37.A vehicle— (a) which complies with the requirements specified in...
38.Mobile machinery, being any self-propelled vehicle which is designed and...
39.Showman’s vehicles and showman’s goods vehicles (as defined in section...
40.Vehicles with a maximum design speed of less than 15.5...
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