At what mileage is a van scrapped?
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If a van reaches a mileage of 600,000 kilometers, the state will guide its scrapping. Here is relevant information about vehicle scrapping: 1. Definition: Vehicle scrapping refers to the process of selling the vehicle to a scrapped motor vehicle recycling and dismantling enterprise for registration, dismantling, and destruction according to regulations. For small and micro non-operational passenger vehicles, there is no clear scrapping period, but other vehicle types have one. Small and micro non-operational passenger vehicles will be forcibly scrapped when they fail to pass inspection. 2. Vehicle scrapping process: (1) Obtain and fill out the "Motor Vehicle Scrapping Form" at the Vehicle Management Office lobby, and submit copies of the driving license, the vehicle owner's ID card, and if the owner is an organization, a copy of the organization code certificate (with official seal) and the agent's ID card. If the original license plate needs to be retained, traffic violations must be handled first. (2) The Vehicle Management Office archives room will review the "Motor Vehicle Scrapping Form," and upon approval, will notify by phone to collect the "Motor Vehicle Scrapping Form." (3) The vehicle owner or agent delivers the vehicle to the motor vehicle scrapping and recycling enterprise, obtains and fills out the "Motor Vehicle Registration, Transfer, Cancellation/Transfer Application Form," and submits the driving license, vehicle license plate, motor vehicle registration certificate (if not available, it can be omitted), the vehicle owner's ID card copy, and if the owner is an organization, a copy of the organization code certificate (with official seal) and the agent's ID card, along with the "Motor Vehicle Scrapping Form."