If the car fails
What defects A, B and C mean, how long you may drive the car and what happens if you drive an unroadworthy vehicle.
What do defects A, B and C mean?
A is a minor defect – the car passes and you just fix it. B is a major defect – the car is temporarily roadworthy, you may drive it for 30 days and must go for a repeat inspection. C is a dangerous defect – the car is not roadworthy and the inspection sticker is removed.
Link to the answerHow long can I drive with a major defect?
With a major defect (B) you may drive for 30 days. If you come for the repeat inspection within that time, only the defects found are checked; after 30 days the car needs a full inspection again.
Link to the answerWhat happens if I drive a car that is not roadworthy?
Driving a vehicle with a dangerous defect (C) is an offence: the fine is CZK 4,000–10,000 (on the spot CZK 2,500–3,500) and 6 penalty points.
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