Do small cars need vehicle inspection?
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Small cars need vehicle inspection, from the sixth to the tenth year, it is required every two years. Methods to deregister a non-personally owned motor vehicle: You can deregister the registration relationship of a non-personally owned motor vehicle through the "Traffic Management 12123" mobile app or at the business window of the traffic management department. After logging into the "Traffic Management 12123" mobile app, click on the motor vehicle icon at the top left of the homepage, select "All Motor Vehicles," choose the vehicle to be deregistered, and click "Deregister This Vehicle." The registration time will be updated to the most recent registration time if the same vehicle is deregistered and then re-registered. Review time for registering a non-personally owned motor vehicle: Generally, it does not exceed 7 working days. Note that this refers to working days, and the duration depends on the number of applications submitted to the traffic management department. It can take up to fifteen days if there are many applications, or as little as seven days if there are fewer. This is because after applying for vehicle registration on Traffic Management 12123, it still requires manual review.
As a seasoned driver with over twenty years of experience, I can confidently say that cars absolutely need annual inspections. The yearly vehicle inspection is mandated by law, primarily checking critical components like brakes, lights, and emissions to ensure road safety. I personally experienced a brake failure once, and thanks to timely annual maintenance, a potential major accident was avoided. Failing to inspect on time may result in traffic police fines, demerit points, or even impact insurance claims. More importantly, regular inspections help owners save on major repair costs and extend the car's lifespan. I advise everyone not to take chances and develop the habit of timely inspections—it's not just about obeying the law but also taking responsibility for the safety of yourself and your family. Paying attention to routine car conditions, such as tire pressure and headlight brightness, can reduce unexpected issues during inspections. In short, vehicle inspections are the cornerstone of road safety.
