How often should a new motorcycle undergo inspection?
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New motorcycles require inspection every two years within the first four years, and annually after exceeding four years. Owners can undergo manual inspection at the pre-inspection points of their local traffic police detachment. After passing the inspection, they can print the inspection certificate at the vehicle management window of the detachment. According to relevant regulations, the owner of a motor vehicle may apply for an inspection compliance mark at the vehicle management office of the registration place within three months before the expiration of the valid inspection period of the motor vehicle. For motorcycle annual inspection, the following documents are required: the vehicle license and its copy, ID card, and compulsory traffic insurance policy. It is important to note that owners need to settle any traffic violation points on the vehicle in advance. After confirming there are no violations, bring the ID card and vehicle license to the insurance company to handle the compulsory traffic insurance. If the insurance policy cannot be found, the electronic policy can be queried and printed from the insurance company's website. If it is necessary to renew the compulsory traffic insurance, it is recommended to first call the insurance company's customer service. After completing the compulsory insurance payment, the vehicle can be inspected at the motor vehicle inspection site.
