
Electronic inspection marks renew automatically upon expiry. During the six-year exemption period, the system will automatically update the validity of the inspection compliance mark every two years. For vehicles exempt from inspection within 6 years: Open the Traffic 12123 app, locate 'Apply for Inspection Mark for Exempt Vehicles' in the service center. After confirming the information is correct, obtain and enter the verification code, then submit to receive the motor vehicle inspection compliance mark, i.e., the electronic annual inspection mark. Function of the electronic inspection mark: The electronic annual inspection mark holds the same validity as the paper label. All functions previously associated with the paper annual inspection mark are also applicable to the electronic version. For instance, during traffic police enforcement checks, drivers can proactively present the electronic annual inspection mark. The police can then scan the QR code via their enforcement terminal to verify the inspection validity and vehicle status, and no penalties will be imposed for not displaying (or affixing) the inspection mark.

I've been driving for over a decade, and the electronic inspection certificate doesn't renew automatically when it expires—you have to handle it yourself. Each time it's about to expire, I receive a text reminder, and then I quickly log into the Traffic 12123 app or visit the local vehicle management office to apply for a new electronic certificate. Now that everything's digital, the process is quite simple: upload your ID and vehicle information, and within minutes you can download the new certificate, saving the time you'd spend waiting in line. But I recommend not leaving it until the last day—if the system has a minor glitch, it could cause delays. Remember to regularly check the expiration notice in the app; otherwise, driving with an expired certificate could result in a fine. In short, updating it yourself is the most reliable way.

From a young person's perspective, the electronic inspection sticker doesn't automatically renew upon expiration - we need to take the initiative. My favorite method is updating it via mobile app; just open the Traffic 12123 app and it's done with a few taps. Technology has made this super convenient, but we still need to remember the expiration date ourselves. I always set a two-week reminder in my calendar to avoid forgetting. If you don't renew it on time, police might pull you over for penalties, which could affect your credit record. So don't rely on any automatic features - developing a habit of regular checks is the real solution.

The electronic inspection sticker definitely doesn't renew automatically. I've owned several cars and none did this - the app usually sends a notification before expiration, but I always have to manually confirm renewal. This concerns driving safety - if you drive with an expired sticker, you'll get fined by traffic cameras or police checks; in severe cases, the vehicle might even be impounded. I recommend noting the expiration date in your reminders and regularly refreshing the sticker on the traffic management platform - don't take it lightly.

From my experience, the electronic inspection sticker never renews automatically—you have to handle it yourself. I usually take care of it a month in advance by logging into the traffic platform, entering my license plate information to apply for a new sticker; the whole process takes no more than three minutes. If you wait until the last minute, system glitches might cause delays. Remember, you can only drive with peace of mind after the new sticker takes effect—otherwise, you’re in trouble if caught. It’s best to handle this alongside car maintenance for efficiency and peace of mind.

I've been focusing on automotive safety for many years. The electronic inspection mark does not automatically renew upon expiration; we must manually renew it. First, log in to the official APP or website to submit an application, and within a few hours, the new mark will be generated and available for download. Neglecting this could lead to the mark becoming invalid, affecting the vehicle's legality and even increasing the risk of accidents. It's advisable to handle this alongside the vehicle's annual inspection to ensure everything is under control.


