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Does Vehicle Inspection Count as Overdue If Conducted in the Expiry Month?

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SanVera

07/30/25 7:35am

Vehicle annual inspection can normally be applied for within three months before the expiration month noted on the document. Even if the inspection is applied for in the expiry month itself, it does not count as overdue. The possible outcomes of the annual inspection are: 1. Vehicles that pass the periodic inspection will have stamps affixed to both the vehicle license and the "Motor Vehicle Periodic Inspection Form"; 2. Vehicles that fail the periodic inspection must be repaired within the specified time frame. If they still fail after the deadline, the vehicle management authority has the right to confiscate the license plates and vehicle license of the unqualified vehicles. In such cases, the vehicles will not be allowed to drive on the road or be transferred to another jurisdiction. Vehicles that cannot participate in the periodic inspection due to special circumstances should apply for an extension with the vehicle management authority in advance. Vehicles stationed outside their home jurisdiction can entrust the local vehicle management authority to conduct the inspection on their behalf, and the results will be notified to the home jurisdiction's vehicle management authority after inspection. Vehicles that fail to participate in the periodic inspection without a valid reason will not be allowed to drive on the road.

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