Can a car pass inspection if the reverse light is not working?
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Reverse light not working will cause the car to fail the annual inspection. During the inspection, the lighting check mainly consists of two parts: 1. Visual inspection: The inspector visually examines the vehicle's exterior to check for unauthorized modifications and ensures all lights are functioning properly; 2. Instrument testing: A movable light-measuring device is used to test the brightness of both headlights. As long as the brightness of the left and right lights is consistent, the car will pass the inspection. Documents required for the annual inspection: vehicle registration certificate, inspector's ID card, compulsory traffic accident liability insurance policy, and a triangular warning sign. According to regulations, private passenger vehicles are exempt from inspection for the first six years and can directly receive a compliance certificate. Vehicles exempt from inspection within six years can complete the annual review online without queuing at the vehicle management office.