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New vehicle fitness test every 3 months or 5,000 km? DMT reveals plans
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1 min readFrom 1 outlets- Newswire reports that the proposal would require a roadworthiness certificate from an authorised garage in addition to an emissions certificate.
- Newswire says inspections may be required every 5,000 kilometres or three months.
- Newswire reports that the department has invited garage applications and plans to select suitable providers against its criteria.
- Newswire says it remains unclear which vehicle categories would be covered.
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