Does Annual Vehicle Inspection Cause Damage to the Car?

[AdrianLee]

During the annual inspection of motor vehicles, the engine speed is not revved up excessively, and as long as it does not exceed the safety limit, no significant damage will be caused to the engine. Many car owners feel distressed when they hear the inspector stepping on the accelerator at the inspection station. However, it's important to remind owners that there's no need to worry excessively. While some wear and tear does occur during high-speed operation, it is within the normal range of vehicle wear and not as severe as imagined. Ensuring Safer Driving: Conducting an annual vehicle inspection is akin to giving the car a comprehensive health check, identifying potential issues in components such as the chassis, brakes, and lights. Protecting the Environment: During the inspection, vehicles undergo exhaust emission tests. If a vehicle's emissions exceed the standard, the inspector will require the owner to make necessary repairs or even fail the inspection outright. With the number of vehicles on the road increasing significantly each year nationwide, the impact on air quality is already noticeable. Allowing vehicles with excessive emissions to continue operating would only exacerbate the environmental impact.