How often is the annual vehicle inspection required?
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Different types of vehicles have different regulations for annual inspection frequency. The regulations for vehicle annual inspection are as follows: Non-commercial vehicles: Non-commercial passenger cars require inspection once every 2 years within the first 6 years; after 6 years, once every year; after 15 years, twice every year. Regarding the exemption for new vehicles within 6 years, many people mistakenly think the vehicle doesn't need annual inspection at all - you still need to go every two years, just without the on-site inspection, only to obtain the environmental protection label. Commercial vehicles: Commercial passenger vehicles require inspection once every year within the first 5 years; after 5 years, once every 6 months. Important notes: The annual inspection must be completed within the specified timeframe. You can conduct the inspection 3 months in advance or delay it by 1 month. If delayed by 2 months, the driver will be fined with 3 penalty points. Delaying for one year will result in deduction of all 12 points.