What you need to know about Test Bookings as a commercial vehicle owner in Ireland.
What you need to know about the commercial vehicle road test in Ireland.
What you need to know about the Certificate of Roadworthiness as a commercial vehicle owner in Ireland.
What you need to know about Operator and Driver Obligations as a commercial vehicle owner in Ireland.
There are different fees applicable for different types of vehicles. The relevant fees are set out in the table below
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Details of all test fees applicable from 01/01/2025 are prescribed in Statutory Instrument S.I. No. 674 of 2024
A visual re-test is free, but a retest that requires a test lane has a fee as outlined above.
All retests must be completed within 21 calendar days and within 4,000 kms of the initial test or you'll need to repeat the full test.
You should repair vehicle fail items immediately and present the vehicle for re-test as soon as possible.
There is no fee for a recheck if the test result for your vehicle is Pass pending recheck of minor deficiencies.
There is also no 21 day and 4,000 km rule for completing the recheck. However, we recommend that you get all minor deficiencies rectified and rechecked at the testing centre as soon as possible.
We cannot send out a CRW until the testing centre has confirmed that the minor deficiencies have been rectified.
The test fee covers the following elements:
The CVR Levy applies only to periodic tests. It does not apply to re-tests or enforcement tests. The Road Safety CVR Levy helps fund the CVR reform programme which has the aim of making our roads safer for everyone.
This programme has been worked on since 2007.
The CVR levy is being used to fund several initiatives which support compliant commercial vehicle operators including :
All in all, the system aims to :
VAT at the standard rate (currently 23%) is charged on all CVR test fees.
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As the CVR levy arises on the supply of an initial or periodic CVR test and only arises if a test is paid for or performed, the CVR levy is included in the taxable amount for initial and periodic tests.
If you require further information about Commercial Vehicle Testing please get in touch by emailing us at cvrtadmin@rsa.ie
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