How many years after purchase does a family car require two inspections per year?
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For non-commercial family vehicles, also known as private cars, there is an exemption from inspection for the first 6 years after purchase. The vehicle does not need to go to the vehicle management office for inspection, but the owner is required to collect a sticker from the traffic police department every 2 years and have the vehicle registration certificate stamped. Automobiles can generally be divided into six categories based on their purpose: 1. Sedan: Also known as a passenger car, typically seating no more than 9 people (including the driver's seat). 2. Bus: Seating for more than 9 people (including the driver's seat), including urban buses, highway coaches, and tourist buses. 3. Truck: Commonly referred to as a lorry, mainly used for transporting goods. 4. Tractor: Specifically designed for towing trailers or semi-trailers. 5. Special transport vehicle: Designed according to the special requirements of the goods being transported, equipped with dedicated compartments and corresponding auxiliary equipment, such as dump trucks, tanker trucks, refrigerated trucks, bulk cement trucks, and container trucks. 6. Special-purpose vehicle: Primarily used for completing other tasks, such as ambulances, fire trucks, garbage trucks, sprinkler trucks, and various engineering vehicles.
