
Vehicle inspection cannot be conducted on weekends. According to state regulations, inspection institutions operate only on regular workdays from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. They are closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays. Additional information regarding vehicle inspection is as follows: Online Appointment: Currently, both new and used vehicles can schedule inspections online. Before making an appointment, ensure all traffic violations have been resolved. Additionally, vehicles can only be scheduled for inspection within 3 months prior to the expiration of their current inspection validity. The appointment is valid for one week starting from the day after the application date. If unable to attend, cancel the appointment in advance. Two consecutive no-shows will result in being blacklisted from the appointment system, losing access to the inspection appointment service. To schedule an appointment, vehicle owners must log in to the official website of the Municipal Traffic Management Bureau, click on the "Online Vehicle Inspection" section, enter the license plate and engine number, select the inspection station and appointment time, and provide a mobile phone number. The system will then send an SMS containing an appointment code. Upon arrival at the inspection station, owners can drive to the appointment lane, verify the appointment code at the window, and receive an inspection queue number.

I've been driving for many years and have encountered issues with vehicle inspection on Sundays. Generally, most inspection stations are closed on Sundays because they operate on weekdays and take weekends off. Last time, my inspection deadline fell on a Sunday, and when I went to the station, it was closed. I later called the local DMV and confirmed they were open from Monday to Saturday. I recommend checking in advance, for example, by searching for the "Local Traffic Management Service Platform" on WeChat and entering your license plate number to view the station's schedule. Don't delay the inspection, or you might face fines and affect your annual inspection record. Regular maintenance, especially for lights and emissions, is crucial. Plan your inspection two weeks ahead to avoid peak times, and remember, safe driving is the top priority.

Bro, let me share some insights about vehicle inspection. If you're planning to go for an inspection on Sunday, it might be tough since most inspection stations are closed then. My neighbor just went through this—he searched for a long time before finding one open on Saturday, and Sundays are a no-go. You should check nearby inspection stations on Amap or Baidu Maps in advance to confirm their business hours. If you accidentally exceed the deadline, you might face point deductions and issues with insurance claims. I recommend going early on Monday when it's less crowded, and don't forget to bring all required documents, including a copy of your vehicle license. Also, pay attention to your braking system during daily driving to ensure a smooth inspection—saving both hassle and money.

Can I get my car inspected on Sunday? There's basically no chance, as most inspection stations are closed on Sundays. I'm a new car owner, and last time I got my inspection done on a Saturday. If you insist on waiting until Sunday and don't get it done, you might face fines and penalty points for overdue inspection. It's convenient and safe to check the schedule using mobile apps like "Traffic Management 12123". Keep your lights and tires in good condition to avoid any delays.

Honey, vehicle inspections usually can't be done on Sundays. Most inspection stations are closed on Sundays. My husband just had his car inspected last week, and he checked online that they're open Monday to Saturday. Make an appointment early to avoid overdue inspection, otherwise the insurance won't cover accidents. When driving normally, check your brakes and tire pressure for safety.


