How long is a VRT certificate typically valid after it is issued?

A VRT (Vehicle Roadworthiness Test) certificate is generally valid for two years after it is issued. This time period is established to ensure that vehicles maintain their safety standards and are regularly inspected. By requiring a periodic validation of the vehicle's roadworthiness, the authorities aim to minimize the risk of accidents caused by vehicle defects and ensure that all vehicles on the road meet the necessary safety and environmental standards.

After two years, the vehicle must undergo another VRT to renew the certificate and ensure continued compliance with regulations. This system helps to keep all vehicles, both personal and commercial, safe and well-maintained while on the roads.