These are the new ITV fines from June 1

There are only a few weeks left to welcome the summer holidays, so it is time to know the new fines for driving with an expired or unfavorable ITV that will take effect on June 1. There are still many drivers who have doubts about when they have to pass the Technical Inspection of Vehicles after the extension granted by the Government during the State of Alarm. As established by the regulations, the economic sanctions range between 200 and 500 euros, depending on the case. Three possible scenarios are raised regarding the new ITV fines: Unfavorable ITV: driving with the unfavorable ITV poses a serious risk to all drivers and vehicles on the road. The fine is 200 euros, and the owner of the vehicle has the obligation to repair the defects within a maximum period of 2 months, after which they have to return to the ITV station. Expired ITV: it is forbidden both to circulate with the vehicle and to have it parked in the garage or on the street without having passed the ITV on the corresponding date. In this case, the fine is 200 euros. Negative ITV: when the ITV is negative it means that the vehicle has very serious defects, so that driving with it carries a penalty of 500 euros. In this case, the vehicle is not authorized to leave the ITV station by its own means, but must be transported by a crane to a workshop. What changes as of June 1 The most important thing is that the ABS non-functioning defect is now considered serious. If the ABS system has been installed in a vehicle that is not required to carry it and the operating warning light comes on, the inspection result will be unfavorable. Until now this was considered a minor flaw.In addition, at the ITV station they can check the data of the circulation permit through the general vehicle registry of the General Directorate of Traffic.The technicians will have to check the emissions in autonomous electric vehicles and identify the motorcycles that incorporate a control system Lastly, it should be noted that, despite the extension, the validity date that appears on the ITV card is taken as the validity date. That is, even if your vehicle has passed the inspection after its usual date, this year you have to do it again at the time when it was due from the beginning.