How Long After Expiration Will Traffic Cameras Capture the Vehicle?
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Traffic cameras will capture vehicles that have exceeded 3 inspection cycles. Here are the details: 1. Traffic Camera Capture: Any vehicle with expired inspection may be captured by traffic cameras. Some cameras can specifically identify expired vehicles, with the most common being shared cameras on highways. When a car passes through a highway toll station, the toll booth's camera will photograph the vehicle and transmit the image to the backend for comparison with the traffic police database. If the vehicle's inspection has expired, the system will trigger an alert, and officers will conduct targeted checks at the exit. Passenger cars can be overdue for up to 3 inspection cycles. If the delay does not exceed 3 cycles, the vehicle can still undergo annual inspection, but exceeding this limit will result in mandatory scrapping. 2. Penalties for Expired Inspection: Less than 3 months overdue: The traffic management authorities will issue a verbal warning without penalties, and the vehicle can proceed with normal annual inspection procedures; Between 3 months and 2 years overdue: A fine and 3 penalty points will be imposed, after which the vehicle can enter the normal annual inspection process; Over 2 years overdue: The vehicle's registration will be canceled, requiring a cumbersome process and payment of fines to reinstate it; Exceeding 3 cycles: The vehicle will be mandatorily scrapped.
