Does the 6th Year of Vehicle Inspection Require an On-Site Test?

[RileyMarie]

Yes, the 6th year of vehicle inspection requires an on-site test, and the inspection must be strictly conducted according to the annual inspection procedures. Only after passing the inspection can the annual inspection compliance label be issued. Vehicles that meet the conditions for the 6-year exemption from on-site testing will be exempt from the on-site inspection process within the first six years, but they still need to apply for the annual inspection compliance label every two years. Materials required for the on-site inspection include: the original vehicle license (including both the original and duplicate copies), and a valid compulsory traffic insurance policy (duplicate). 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. One important point to note is that before undergoing the annual vehicle inspection, all previous traffic violation records must be cleared; otherwise, the vehicle will not be eligible for the annual inspection.