Does a new vehicle need to undergo inspection in its sixth year?
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Exemption-inspected vehicles must undergo an on-site inspection in their sixth year, strictly following the annual inspection procedures. Only after passing the inspection can the annual inspection compliance label be issued. Additional information: 1. Materials required for on-site inspection: The original driving license (including both main and supplementary copies) and a valid compulsory traffic insurance policy (copy) must be carried. If the compulsory traffic insurance policy does not include the vehicle and vessel tax, the original invoice for the vehicle and vessel tax must be provided. The original ID card of the vehicle owner is also required for the annual inspection. Before the annual inspection, all previous traffic violation records must be cleared; otherwise, the inspection cannot be conducted. It is advisable to clear these violations at least two days in advance. 2. Exemption periods for different vehicle types: For passenger vehicles used for commercial purposes, inspections are required once a year within the first five years, and every six months thereafter. For trucks and large or medium-sized non-commercial passenger vehicles, inspections are required once a year within the first ten years, and every six months thereafter. For small and mini non-commercial passenger vehicles, inspections are required every two years within the first six years, once a year after six years, and every six months after fifteen years.
