How Often Should Vehicles Undergo Inspection?
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Micro and small non-commercial passenger vehicles over 6 years old must be inspected annually. Non-commercial mini and small passenger vehicles with 7-9 seats enjoy a 6-year exemption policy, exempt from on-site inspection within 6 years, but require obtaining an annual inspection sticker every 2 years. Inspection Notes: Within the three-month period including the initial registration month and the two preceding months, after handling all traffic violations, bring the vehicle registration certificate, compulsory traffic insurance policy, and ID card to the local inspection station for vehicle inspection. Inspection Content: Vehicles reaching 6 years must undergo an annual inspection, which includes paying fees at the inspection station, followed by exterior checks, exhaust emission testing, and safety technical inspections. After passing all tests, collect the results, have them signed and uploaded by staff, and receive the annual inspection sticker upon approval.