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  1. www.ncts.ieThe only official booking website for all NCT bookings

    What is the NCT? The NCT is a compulsory vehicle inspection programme in Ireland. The primary aim of this programme which falls under the EU Directive 2014/45, is to improve road safety and enhance environmental protection by reducing harmful vehicles emissions in Ireland.

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      All NCT Test Centres are fully operational and bookings can...

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      The NCT is conducted every 2 years for vehicles younger than...

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      Locations - The only official booking website for all NCT...

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      We employ over 800 staff across our 50 locations in Ireland;...

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      Applus Inspection Services Ireland Ltd. are appointed by the...

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      Check NCT due date - The only official booking website for...

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      Pre NCT Checklist. Preparing for your NCT view our Pre NCT...

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      For Vehicles imported from Northern Ireland /Great Britain,...

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  3. www.ncts.ie › bookingsBookings - ncts.ie

    Bookings. Book or manage your NCT. GO. All NCT Test Centres are fully operational and bookings can be made online. NCT are experiencing high demand at present and some customers may only see appointments for mid-2024.

  4. www.ncts.ie › ieThe only official booking website for all NCT bookings

    Book or manage your NCT. If you are unable to find a suitable NCT appointment online, just place yourself on our priority list (available in the booking process) and we will do our best to accommodate you with an earlier appointment. Customers, click here to check your NCT expiry and test due date.

  5. www.rsa.ie › national-car-test-(nct)The National Car Test (NCT) in Ireland - RSA.ie

    National Car Test (NCT) Testing vehicles to meet safety standards in Ireland. Information about the national car test, how to apply for replacement documentation and NCT-related statistics.

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    The vehicle has passed the test with minor faults. These faults must be repaired and re-inspected by NCTS before you can get an NCT certificate.

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    The vehicle has failed the test. You have 30 days to get your vehicle repaired and re-inspected by NCTS. If it passes the re-inspection, you will get an NCT certificate. If you do not have the vehicle re-inspected within 30 days, you will have to do the full test again.

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    The vehicle has failed the test because of a dangerous defect that poses a direct or immediate risk to road safety. The NCTS will put a ‘failed dangerous’ sticker on your car. It is illegal to drive a vehicle with a dangerous defect. If you continue driving your car and you get stopped by An Garda Síochána, you may get penalty points or have to go ...

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    Learn about the National Car Test (NCT) in Ireland, a mandatory inspection for cars over 4 years old. Find out how to prepare, book, and appeal for the test, and what to do if your car fails.

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  7. www.gov.ie › apply-for-a-national-car-test-nctgov - Apply for a National Car Test (NCT)

    May 25, 2018 · The National Car Test is a mandatory check for vehicle safety in Ireland. Learn how to book or manage your NCT online and find out the testing requirements for different age groups of cars.

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  9. www.rsa.ie › about-the-national-car-test-(nct)About the National Car Test (NCT) certificate. - RSA.ie

    The NCT is a preventative road safety measure that ensures vehicles over four years old are subject to a basic safety check every two or three years. Learn about the NCT frequency, testable items, certificate, replacement documents and legislation.