How Often Should a Motorcycle Be Inspected?

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For the first six years after a motorcycle is registered, it is exempt from inspection. After six years, it must be inspected annually. During the first six years of exemption, you only need to collect the inspection decal in the second, fourth, and fifth years. New regulations on vehicle inspection frequency: For new vehicles, inspections are required every two years for the first six years, and annually thereafter. The inspection date corresponds to the month of the vehicle's registration. Additionally, if the scheduled time is inconvenient, inspections can be conducted up to three months in advance without affecting the next inspection date. Given that most people tend to schedule inspections at the end of the month, leading to congestion, it is advisable to prepare early and schedule inspections at the beginning of the month. Documents required for vehicle inspection: Vehicle registration certificate, copy of compulsory traffic accident liability insurance, inspector's ID card, warning triangle, and fire extinguisher.