How often should a vehicle be inspected after exceeding six years?
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Micro and small non-operational passenger vehicles exceeding 6 years require an annual inspection. Within the three-month period encompassing the two months prior to the vehicle's initial registration month, after resolving all traffic violations, bring the vehicle license, compulsory traffic insurance policy, and ID card to the local inspection station for vehicle inspection. Additional Information: 1. For vehicles reaching 6 years, an annual inspection is required. Visit the inspection station to pay fees, undergo exterior inspection, exhaust emission testing, and safety technical inspection. After passing all tests, collect the results, have staff sign and upload them, then receive the annual inspection compliance sticker upon approval. 2. For vehicles within six years, every two years during the three-month period encompassing the two months prior to the initial registration month, after resolving all traffic violations, bring required documents to the nearest traffic police station's inspection window to complete forms and obtain the annual inspection compliance sticker.