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Can a car still be inspected after 4 years of inspection overdue?

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MacAniyah

07/30/25 10:12am

It is still possible to have a car inspected after 4 years of inspection overdue. Inspection conditions: Before the inspection, the owner of the overdue car must go to the traffic police department to accept penalties. After receiving the penalties according to the relevant regulations, the car can be inspected again. If an accident occurs with a vehicle that has not undergone annual inspection on time, the insurance company may refuse to compensate; if the vehicle is lost, the insurance company's refusal to compensate will increase the owner's loss. The insurance contract stipulates that it only applies to qualified and legal vehicles. Vehicles that have not undergone annual inspection are unqualified and are not allowed to drive on the road according to regulations. Insurance companies are also exempt from liability for such vehicles. Vehicle inspection overdue: Overdue vehicle inspections can be supplemented, but penalties will be imposed. If a motor vehicle fails to undergo safety technical inspection within the specified period, the owner must bring the vehicle license, copy of compulsory traffic insurance, and completed violation handling when going for annual inspection. The annual inspection can be conducted at the local vehicle management office.

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