Does a Special Purpose Vehicle Remain as Such After Transfer of Ownership?
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Does a Special Purpose Vehicle Remain as Such After Transfer of Ownership? Special Purpose Vehicle Procedures: It can extend the scrapping period to 30 years, and also exempt the vehicle from urban traffic restrictions and highway speed limits. Essentially, it sheds its identity as a truck and gains the same road rights as a passenger car. The special purpose vehicle procedure is only applicable to new vehicles and does not apply to pickup trucks that have already been registered. Moreover, the procedures for special purpose vehicles in first-tier cities are relatively strict, and successful registrations are rare. Procedure Application Process: Purchase insurance: According to national policies, motor vehicle insurance must be obtained before registering a new vehicle. Pay the vehicle purchase surtax; submit the vehicle purchase surtax application form and the third copy of the invoice (tax declaration copy). Small special purpose vehicle inspection: original vehicle qualification certificate (inspection can be waived for exempted vehicles). The small special purpose vehicle can be used after registration. Special Purpose Vehicle: Full name: 'Light Non-Cargo Special Purpose Vehicle.' This type of vehicle is commonly seen on daily roads, such as the Nissan NP300 often used by police or for engineering rescue. These vehicles inherently fall under the category of trucks, but because they are classified as 'special purpose vehicles,' they are allowed to drive in urban areas. Simply put, with this procedure, the vehicle can enjoy the same road rights as a passenger car, thereby avoiding urban traffic restrictions and highway speed limits.
