Passenger Car2021-11-22T10:11:41+00:00

With a phone call you schedule your appointment at private KTEO, the day & time you want

PASSENGER CAR

Roadworthiness tests for passenger cars and trucks up to 3.5t gross weight are compulsory and must be carried out according to the following categories:

Passenger Cars and Trucks up to 3.5t gross weight: every 4 years from the date of initial registration of the vehicle (initial test) and then every 2 years from the date of the previous roadworthiness test (periodic test).

Taxi:every 1 year from the date of initial registration of the vehicle (initial test) and thereafter every year from the date of the previous roadworthiness test (periodic test).

Training vehicles: every 1 year from the date of initial registration of the vehicle (initial test) and thereafter every year from the date of the previous roadworthiness test (periodic test).

Ambulance: every 1 year from the date of initial registration of the vehicle (initial test) and thereafter every year from the date of the previous roadworthiness test (periodic test).

Roadworthiness test procedure for passenger cars

The roadworthiness test procedure for passenger cars and trucks up to 3.5 t. is carried out in accordance with Ministerial Decision 12078/1343 of 03.03.2004.

Roadworthiness test stages

You can schedule your appointment at the private ΚΤΕΟ center with a phone call, on the date and time of your choice.

  • You come to the private ΚΤΕΟ center at the time of your appointment
  • You hand over the necessary documents for handling
  • You wait at the waiting room till the completion of the test
  • The inspector informs you on the test results and hands you over the Roadworthiness Certificate together with the documents
  • The inspector attaches the Special Roadworthiness sticker to the registration plate and you are ready.

Emission testing – Visual inspection

The following are checked:

  • Vehicle Identification (Registration plate, Chassis Number, Engine Number according to the Registration Certificate)
  • The vehicle externally (visually)
  • Gas emissions

Automated vehicle inspection line

The following are checked:

  • Convergence – divergence of wheels
  • Suspension system performance
  • Brake and parking system performance
  • Lights as regards their brightness and inclination – Operation in general

Visual inspection over a pit

The following are checked:

  • Steering system
  • Transmission system
  • Axles – wheels- tires – suspension
  • Brake discs
  • Hoses – lines of the braking system
  • Lower body panels (corrosion)
  • Exhaust

Once the inspection has been completed, the roadworthiness certificate is issued and the relevant sticker is attached to the registration plate.

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