Radek Tesár 15. 5. 2025 clock 3 minutes video
Planned changes in the STK system are concerned about drivers and stations operators. The prepared rules can bring not only higher prices and longer waiting times, but also tightening the conditions that complicate the life of ordinary motorists.
The upcoming changes in the STK system can soon complicate the lives of most Czech drivers. The new rules prepared by the European Union count on more frequent checks of older vehicles, expanding duties and stricter requirements for the technical condition of the car. The European Commission proposes annual inspections for cars over ten years, which is a step that can have a significant impact on the daily life of motorists. Experts warn that the changes will not only lead to the price increase, but IK longer waiting times and more pressure on the technical inspection stations, which are already facing high interest.
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What are the upcoming news
Changes in the field of MOT focus on increasing safety and environmental protection. The European Commission proposes that older vehicles, ie those who are over ten years old, should undergo a technical inspection every year. Above all, this proposal aims to reduce the risk of accidents and improve air quality, as older cars are more susceptible to disorders and do not pass emission tests more often. In addition, emphasis will be placed on honest emission measurements so that the vehicles do not endanger the environment with excessive amounts of pollutants.
Another novelty is the digitization of data on technical inspections. This information will be available at European level, which will make it easier to verify the status of the vehicle even abroad. This step facilitates mobility and allows better checking whether cars that are on European roads meet the requirements for operation. Digitization will also benefit. They will make life easier for drivers on administrative matters and increase the transparency of the process.
Newer vehicles, especially electric vehicles, are not forgotten, on which specific requirements for technical inspections will be placed. In addition to normal emissions and technical inspections, the functionality of assistance systems will also take into account, reflecting the growing emphasis on safety and modern technology in cars. The innovations that are about to be able to significantly affect not only older car owners, but also all motorists who will have to adapt to new rules for technical inspections.
Changes that can hit everyone
The proposed changes in the frequency of technical inspections and the digitization of the process will have a far -reaching impact on all EU drivers. While some changes, as an increase in inspection frequency for older vehicles, can improve road safety, for many motorists this means increased costs and administrative burden.
On the other hand, digitization and simplification of data verification can bring more comfort in vehicle management and travel within the European Union. Any introduction of the new rules will have to be carefully considered to find a balance between environmental protection, safety and sustainable costs for the driver.
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