
The vehicle management offices are not open on Saturdays and Sundays, as these are statutory holidays. They operate only from Monday to Friday. Below is an introduction to the annual inspection procedures: Early Processing of Annual Inspection Procedures: The annual inspection procedures for motor vehicles must be processed in advance to avoid affecting the normal use of the vehicle. Motor vehicle annual inspections are divided into non-roadside inspections and roadside inspections, primarily determined by the specific vehicle type. Methods of Motor Vehicle Annual Inspection: There are two methods for motor vehicle annual inspections. The first method is through the Traffic Management 12123 inspection, which is limited to motor vehicles that do not require roadside inspections. The second method is through the vehicle management office or the traffic management department of the public security authorities, which is applicable to all motor vehicles.

I just accompanied my buddy to get his car inspected recently and specifically looked into this. Many vehicle inspection stations now offer Saturday services, with some popular ones even open on Sundays to accommodate working folks. But it really depends on which city you're in - smaller cities might still follow the old routine of closing on weekends. Remember to check their official website for real-time info or call 12580 to confirm, as some locations require appointments. Last time we went to the west city location on Saturday, it was packed like morning rush hour subway - I'd suggest going super early if you plan to. Having some inspection stations open weekends is becoming a new trend, mainly to help people avoid taking time off work for this.

This issue really requires specific analysis. From my own observations, vehicle inspection stations in first-tier cities generally have Saturday service windows, but Sundays are less certain. Suburban stations might be completely closed on weekends, while larger urban stations tend to operate more frequently on weekends. It's best to check the service hours on the 12123 APP two days in advance, as real-time updates are the most reliable. Last time, my neighbor went directly only to find it closed—turns out the inspection station near his home only opens for half a day on weekends. Also, a reminder: many places have started implementing weekend appointment systems now, so going unannounced might mean you can't get a spot, especially after 3 PM when they usually stop taking new appointments. It's safer to prepare in advance.

As a seasoned car owner, let me share some experience. Weekend vehicle inspection services are becoming increasingly common, but the availability varies significantly. Last Saturday, I went to a nearby inspection station and was pleasantly surprised to find they had opened a convenient weekend service channel. However, it's important to note that policies may differ between stations—some operate on a rotating schedule and may be closed on Sundays. I recommend calling the station in advance to confirm or checking the local vehicle management office's official account for announcements. Weekends around holidays are typically extremely busy, so it's best to avoid peak times. Also, remember to bring all required documents, including your insurance policy and a copy of your vehicle license. With fewer service windows and potentially slower staff efficiency on weekends, missing documents can lead to time-consuming back-and-forth trips.


