You must get approval for a public service vehicle (PSV) to travel up to 100 kilometres per hour (km/h) in Germany by having a 'Tempo 100' test or letter of compliance. The form you need to use depends on when you registered your vehicle as a public service vehicle (PSV).
PSVs registered before 8 December 2007
Use the ‘Apply for a Tempo 100 examination of a vehicle registered as a PSV before 8 December 2007’ form even if it is due to have another test (for example, a certificate of initial fitness (COIF) test) carried out at the same time.
Test fees
|
Type of test |
Fee |
|
Tempo 100 test when it’s done at the same time as a COIF test |
£41 |
|
Tempo 100 test when it’s not done at the same time as COIF test |
£72 |
PSVs registered on or after 8 December 2007
Use the ‘Apply for a Tempo 100 letter of compliance for a vehicle registered as a PSV on or after 8 November 2007’ form to apply.
You do not need to apply for a ‘Tempo 100 examination’.
There’s no fee for the letter of compliance.
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