Can a car that has missed inspections for three years still be inspected?
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A vehicle that has missed inspections for three consecutive inspection cycles without obtaining the mandatory inspection compliance mark will be deregistered and cannot undergo annual inspection. The following are the penalties for missed inspections: Within three months: If a car has missed inspection for less than three months, it can be directly rectified by applying for a make-up inspection, and the owner will receive a verbal warning without a fine. Three months to two years: If a car has missed inspection for more than three months but less than two years, the owner must pay a fine and will have 3 points deducted from their license. Over two years: If a car has not undergone annual inspection for over two years, the vehicle's records will be deregistered. Restoring the records is relatively complicated and usually involves paying a fine before restoration is permitted.