Are China 3 Passenger Cars Subject to Traffic Restrictions?
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China 3 passenger cars are not subject to traffic restrictions. Below are specific details regarding China 3 vehicles: 1. Relevant Policies: China 3 vehicles that fail to meet emission standards must undergo rectification and face penalties. Those that still fail to meet emission standards after relevant technical modifications will be forcibly scrapped. Meanwhile, no mandatory scrapping period will be set for private passenger vehicles. Instead, private passenger vehicles will be 'guided to scrap' after reaching 600,000 kilometers. Additionally, the mandatory scrapping period for light and heavy trucks is 10 years, but this can be extended up to 5 years, meaning the maximum mandatory scrapping period for China 3 trucks is 15 years. 2. Relevant Subsidies: For China 3 gasoline vehicles phased out before the end of 2020, the subsidy for scrapping passenger vehicles ranges from 4,000 to 22,000 yuan per vehicle, while the subsidy for transferring ownership ranges from 2,000 to 11,000 yuan per vehicle. Among these, the maximum subsidy for small passenger vehicles can reach 10,000 yuan, encouraging vehicle owners to phase out their China 3 gasoline vehicles as early as possible.