Do I need to handle traffic violations for the biennial inspection of a new car?
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New cars require handling traffic violations for the biennial inspection. Vehicle annual inspection: It refers to a mandatory inspection for every vehicle, equivalent to a physical examination for the vehicle, aiming to promptly eliminate potential safety hazards and reduce the occurrence of traffic accidents, commonly known as vehicle inspection. On May 16, 2014, the Ministry of Public Security and the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine jointly issued the "Opinions on Strengthening and Improving Motor Vehicle Inspection Work," introducing a series of new measures such as exempting non-operational passenger cars from on-site inspections within six years, implementing cross-regional vehicle inspections, and comprehensively promoting the socialization of inspection institutions. These measures aim to make motor vehicle inspections more stringent and standardized, thereby increasing public satisfaction. Legal provisions: Operational passenger vehicles must be inspected once a year within five years; after five years, they must be inspected every six months. Starting from September 1, 2014, a trial exemption system was implemented for non-operational passenger cars and other small and micro passenger vehicles (excluding minivans and vehicles with seven or more seats) within six years. During this period, vehicle owners only need to provide proof of compulsory traffic insurance and evidence of vehicle and vessel tax payment or exemption every two years to directly apply for the inspection mark from the traffic management department of the public security authorities.
