How is the six-year exemption from inspection calculated?
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Six-year exemption from inspection starts from the month of motor vehicle registration. Non-commercial vehicles (with fewer than 7 seats) registered after September 1, 2010, including non-commercial small and micro passenger vehicles, are eligible for the six-year exemption from inspection policy. The so-called six-year exemption from inspection only exempts the vehicle from on-site inspection. The time is calculated from the year of purchase, with the first 5 years exempt from annual on-site inspection, but requiring the application for an inspection compliance mark every two years. From the 6th year onwards, on-site annual inspection is required. Below is an introduction to the six-year exemption from inspection regulations: 1. Non-commercial large, small, and micro (with fewer than 7 seats) vehicles registered within 6 years, including non-commercial small and micro passenger vehicles, are eligible for the six-year exemption from inspection policy. 2. Vans, vehicles with 7 or more seats; vehicles that have not been registered for more than 4 years since the date of manufacture; vehicles involved in fatal accidents; and vehicles with unresolved traffic violations or accidents are not eligible for the six-year exemption from inspection policy. 3. Vehicles within the exemption scope can be exempt from on-site inspection for 6 years, but must apply for an inspection compliance mark every two years by presenting the vehicle license, ID card, and a copy of the compulsory traffic insurance policy to the vehicle management office.
