How Many Days Will a Car Be Impounded for Missing Annual Inspection?
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Cars that have missed the annual inspection for less than three months can simply undergo a supplementary inspection and will receive a verbal warning without any fine. If a car has missed the annual inspection for more than three months but less than two years, a fine will be imposed, and 3 points will be deducted from the driver's license. If a car has not undergone the annual inspection for more than two years, the vehicle's registration file will be canceled, and the process to restore the file is relatively complicated. Generally, a fine must be paid before the file can be restored. Vehicles that have not undergone the annual inspection on time, meaning they do not display the inspection compliance label, will be impounded and fined. The details are as follows: 1. Regular Annual Inspection: The vehicle owner or unit must fill out the "Motor Vehicle Annual Inspection Form" and send the vehicle to a designated location for inspection on the date specified by the local vehicle management office. After passing the inspection, the vehicle management authority will stamp the driving license and the "Motor Vehicle Annual Inspection Form" with a seal indicating (Year Vehicle Management Office Inspection Passed). 2. Vehicles Unable to Undergo Inspection on Time Due to Long-Term Assignment in Another Location: The owner must submit an application, and the local vehicle management office will authorize the vehicle management office at the assignment location to conduct the inspection. The inspection results will then be reported back to the original vehicle management office. 3. Vehicles Unable to Undergo Inspection on Time Due to Special Circumstances: The owner must apply for an extension with the local vehicle management office in advance.
