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Can I still get the annual inspection if it's been over half a year past due?

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LeAna

09/05/25 7:09am

You can still get the annual inspection even if it's been over half a year past due. Here are the specific details about the annual inspection: 1. If the inspection is overdue by half a year: Before the inspection, handle any traffic violations, pay the taxes, and bring a copy of the valid compulsory insurance to proceed with the inspection. If the inspection is not completed, be cautious when driving the vehicle, as being stopped by traffic police could result in the vehicle being impounded and a fine. If the vehicle has exceeded the inspection deadline, the first thing to do is to stop driving it on the road and complete the inspection as soon as possible. 2. If the vehicle is overdue: A vehicle that has not obtained the inspection qualification mark within three consecutive inspection cycles after the expiration of the inspection validity period should be deregistered. Therefore, if it exceeds three cycles, the vehicle will be deregistered. Before exceeding three cycles, as long as you haven't been caught by traffic police or had an accident, promptly completing the overdue inspection should be fine. Driving without inspection is illegal, and if an accident occurs, the insurance company will not cover the damages, so it's important to ensure the vehicle undergoes regular inspections.

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McFrancisco

09/17/25 7:25am

Bro, I've been through this before. My car's annual inspection was delayed for almost a year, but it can still be rectified. However, if it's overdue by six months, you usually have to pay a fine first, maybe 50 to 200 yuan depending on local regulations. After paying, go to the inspection station—the process is similar to a normal annual check, testing lights, brakes, etc. Just a heads-up: driving with an overdue inspection for too long could get you a 3-point deduction and a 200-yuan fine if caught by traffic police. Worse, if an accident happens, the insurance company might refuse to cover it. So I dealt with it ASAP and now set a phone reminder to avoid missing it again. A car is like an old partner—it needs regular maintenance to keep you at ease.

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