Do I Need to Collect the Annual Inspection Sticker for a New Car in Its Second Year?
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Do I need to collect the annual inspection sticker for a new car in its second year? The so-called six-year exemption from inspection for new cars means that eligible vehicles do not need to undergo on-site inspection at a testing station, but they still need to renew the annual inspection sticker at the vehicle management office every two years, which is part of the annual review. Items inspected during the annual inspection: If an on-site inspection is required, the vehicle must be driven to the inspection line for testing. The inspection line will check the car's braking system, lighting system, exhaust emissions, chassis, etc. Cases where the annual inspection cannot be passed: If any of the inspection items fail to meet the standards, the car will not pass the annual inspection. During the on-site inspection, it is also necessary to bring the vehicle registration certificate, compulsory insurance policy, and the owner's ID card.