Can a vehicle insured in another location be inspected locally?
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Vehicle insurance purchased in another location can be used for local annual inspection. Vehicle Annual Inspection: Vehicles can undergo annual inspection in a different location. The procedure for entrusting an out-of-town annual inspection requires the vehicle owner to first apply to the original registration location before proceeding with the inspection. Moreover, an application must be submitted annually to the vehicle management office at the original registration location. Important Notes: If there are any unresolved traffic violations in the location where the vehicle is being used, they must be settled in advance. To process an entrusted out-of-town annual inspection, the following documents must be submitted: the vehicle's driving license, the original copy of the valid compulsory traffic insurance policy, and, if the process is delegated to another person, the agent's identity proof. The local vehicle management office will then issue a certificate for entrusting the out-of-town annual inspection, allowing the vehicle to be inspected at its current location of use. If a vehicle misses its inspection deadline, it can no longer apply for an out-of-town inspection. To avoid penalties, plan accordingly—inspections can be conducted up to 60 days in advance. Missing the deadline will result in a fine and a deduction of 3 points from the driver's license.
