How long after missing the inspection will traffic cameras capture the vehicle?
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As long as a vehicle has missed its inspection, it may be captured by traffic cameras. Some cameras can specifically identify vehicles that have missed inspections, with the most common being shared cameras on highways. When a vehicle passes through a highway toll station, the toll booth's surveillance cameras will photograph the vehicle and transmit the images back to the system for comparison with the traffic police database. If the vehicle has missed its inspection, it will trigger a system alert, and officers will conduct targeted checks at the exit. Passenger cars can miss up to 3 inspection cycles. If the inspection is missed for no more than 3 cycles, the vehicle can still undergo the annual inspection. However, if it exceeds 3 inspection cycles, the vehicle will be forcibly scrapped. The penalties for missing the inspection are as follows: 1. If the inspection is missed for less than 3 months: The traffic management department of the public security authority will issue a verbal warning but no penalty, and the vehicle can proceed with the normal annual inspection process. 2. If the inspection is missed for more than 3 months but less than 2 years: A fine will be imposed, and 3 points will be deducted from the driver's license, after which the vehicle can enter the normal annual inspection process. 3. If the inspection is missed for more than 2 years: The vehicle's registration will be canceled, and a cumbersome process along with payment of fines will be required to reinstate it. 4. If the inspection is missed for more than 3 cycles: The vehicle will be forcibly scrapped.
