The Motor Vehicles (Tests) (Amendment) (No. 4) Regulations 1984
These Regulations further amend the Motor Vehicles (Tests) Regulations 1981 in the following ways:—The classification of vehicles for the purposes of the Regulations is amended so that a public service vehicle is within Class V only if it is constructed or adapted to carry more than 12 seated passengers and may lawfully be used on a road in the absence of a certificate of initial fitness by virtue of one of the provisions mentioned in Regulation 5(3); and amendment is made to the reference to vehicles in respect of which no certificate of initial fitness has been issued (see Regulation 3).The circumstances in which fees for a proposed examination of a vehicle in Class VI can be refunded or applied in respect of another examination are amended by the introduction of the provisions specified in a new paragraph numbered (5B) in Regulation 20 (Regulations 4 and 6).The items in respect of which a re-examination may occur without the fee prescribed in Regulation 20(4), becoming payable, as specified in Regulation 20(7), are extended by inclusion, as regards the Class VI vehicle requirements, of tachographs (see Regulation 5).