Can someone else's motorcycle undergo annual inspection?
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Someone else's motorcycle can undergo annual inspection. However, it is necessary to bring the vehicle's registration certificate and insurance policy (compulsory traffic insurance). Annual inspection regulations: The new policy for motorcycle annual inspection states that motorcycles registered within the last 6 years do not need to undergo on-site testing. Owners must collect the inspection-exempt mark in the 2nd, 4th, and 5th years. Motorcycles older than 6 years must undergo on-site testing and participate in annual inspection once a year as required. If the annual inspection fails, the motorcycle cannot be driven on the road. In severe cases, the motorcycle may directly lose its roadworthiness qualification and be scrapped. Required materials for motorcycle annual inspection: Motorcycle: Motorcycle registration certificate; both original and duplicate copies must be complete; valid compulsory traffic insurance policy (duplicate copy of the compulsory insurance). If the duplicate copy is lost, bring the original copy of the compulsory insurance and make a photocopy on A4 paper; vehicle and vessel tax payment slip, which is usually on the same document as the compulsory insurance; ID card and photocopy of the ID card; for company-owned vehicles, the company's business license and the agent's identification are required.