How Long Can a Vehicle Not Be Driven After Missing Inspection?
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If a vehicle has missed inspection for half a year, it cannot be driven on the road, and if caught, a fine will be imposed. According to the national "Mandatory Scrapping Standards for Motor Vehicles": If a motor vehicle fails to obtain the inspection qualification mark within a continuous 3-month inspection cycle, it will be mandatorily scrapped. It is recommended to continue participating in the annual inspection after the 3-month inspection cycle. According to the Road Traffic Law, vehicles that fail to undergo the mandatory safety technical inspection on time are not allowed to be driven on the road. Driving such a vehicle in violation of the regulations will result in a 3-point penalty. In addition, the party involved in any traffic accident caused by failure to participate in the annual inspection of the motor vehicle will bear full or primary responsibility. Moreover, driving without inspection is considered illegal driving, and insurance will not cover any claims.