How Long Can a Vehicle Go Without Inspection?
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If a vehicle's inspection is overdue by no more than 3 months, the annual inspection can still be processed through normal procedures. In this case, the driver will only receive a verbal warning from traffic police and will not face any penalties. Below is relevant information about expired vehicle inspections: 1. Vehicle Loss Considered 'Uncompensated': According to the terms of an insurance company's auto insurance contract, the policy only covers vehicles that are qualified and legal. This means that vehicles without an annual inspection are considered unqualified and, by regulation, are not permitted to operate on the road. Insurance companies also disclaim liability for such vehicles. 2. No Insurance Coverage in Case of Accidents: If a vehicle exceeds the inspection deadline, the owner should immediately stop driving it. If an accident occurs with a vehicle that has an expired inspection, the insurance company has the right to refuse compensation. 3. Fines and Vehicle Impoundment by Traffic Police: According to Article 95 of the Road Traffic Safety Law, if a driver is found operating a vehicle with an overdue inspection on the road, they will not only be fined and penalized with 3 demerit points but will also have their vehicle impounded.