Can a vehicle undergo annual inspection in a different location? What is required for the annual inspection?
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Can a vehicle undergo annual inspection in a different location? The following are the required materials: original ID card; vehicle registration certificate; copy of compulsory traffic insurance; vehicle and vessel tax certificate; out-of-town vehicle inspection authorization letter. Application methods for the out-of-town vehicle inspection authorization letter: the owner can personally bring the materials back to apply and then return; or entrust a local friend or relative to handle this authorization letter, but the owner needs to provide the agent with a power of attorney. The agent must bring their own ID card, power of attorney, the owner's original ID card, vehicle registration certificate, copy of compulsory traffic insurance, and vehicle and vessel tax certificate to proceed with the application. After handling, these materials must be mailed back to the owner for the annual inspection.
I understand that vehicle inspection in a different location is feasible. After the national policy was unified, it can be processed nationwide. For the inspection, you mainly need to bring the vehicle registration certificate, the owner's ID card, and the original copy of the compulsory traffic insurance policy. You also need to ensure that the vehicle's appearance is normal and has not been modified. If you are working or traveling in another city, you can directly go to the local inspection station, saving the trouble of returning to your hometown. The process may require queuing, so it's best to call ahead to check the station's business hours. This arrangement saves time and avoids violations. It is recommended to keep a warning triangle and a fire extinguisher in the car, as these small items are easily overlooked during inspection but are very important.
