Can a car still undergo annual inspection after two years of not being inspected?
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If a car's annual inspection is overdue by two years, it can still undergo a supplementary inspection: According to relevant traffic laws, vehicles that have not undergone annual inspection are not qualified to be driven on the road. If such a vehicle continues to be driven, it will be subject to a penalty of 3 demerit points and a fine. For any traffic accidents caused by a vehicle that has not undergone its annual inspection on time, the person responsible will bear full or primary liability, and the insurance company will not assume any responsibility. This is because the insurance policy specifies that vehicles with expired inspections are among the objects of claim rejection. Therefore, if a car with an expired inspection is involved in a traffic accident, all responsibilities will fall on the person responsible, and the insurance company has the right to refuse compensation. If you realize that your vehicle has exceeded the annual inspection deadline, the first thing you should do is stop driving it on the road and proceed with the annual inspection as soon as possible. Annual inspection is a legal requirement, meaning it is mandatory, and every vehicle on the road must undergo it. To make it more convenient for car owners, the government has introduced a six-year exemption policy for new vehicles that meet the six-year inspection requirements, allowing them to be exempt from annual inspection each year.