How many days will a car without annual inspection be impounded?
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Penalties for cars without annual inspection vary depending on the duration. If the delay is within three months, the inspection can be directly completed with a verbal warning. If the delay exceeds three months but is less than two years, a fine will be imposed, and 3 points will be deducted from the driver's license. If the delay exceeds two years without an annual inspection, the vehicle's registration will be canceled, and restoration usually requires payment of a fine. Failure to conduct the annual inspection on time, which also means not displaying the inspection compliance label, will result in the vehicle being impounded and fined. The number of days the vehicle is impounded depends on the specific circumstances, as detailed below: Standard inspection procedure: The vehicle owner or unit must fill out the "Motor Vehicle Annual Inspection Form" and submit the vehicle for inspection at a designated location on the date specified by the local vehicle management office. After passing the inspection, the vehicle management authority will affix a stamp on the vehicle's registration certificate and the "Motor Vehicle Annual Inspection Form." Special cases: Vehicles that cannot undergo inspection on time due to long-term assignments outside the local area: 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 to the original vehicle management office. Vehicles unable to undergo annual inspection on time due to special circumstances: The owner must apply for an extension in advance with the local vehicle management office.
