How Often Should Small Cars Undergo Inspection?
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Small cars should be inspected every 2 years within the first 6 years. Items checked during the annual inspection: If an on-site inspection is required, the vehicle must be driven to the inspection station for testing. The inspection includes checks on the braking system, lighting system, exhaust emissions, chassis, etc. Vehicles within the first two years do not require on-site inspection; owners only need to collect the annual inspection sticker from the vehicle management office. When collecting the sticker, the following documents are required: vehicle license, compulsory insurance policy, owner's ID card, and proof of vehicle and vessel tax payment. Reasons for failing the annual inspection: If any item fails to meet the standard, the vehicle will not pass the inspection. For on-site inspections, the vehicle license, compulsory insurance policy, and owner's ID card must also be presented.