How to Apply for Vehicle Inspection Exemption Mark Online?

[Herbert]

First, log in to the "Traffic Safety Comprehensive Service Management Platform," click "Apply for Inspection Exemption Mark," and you can apply online for the inspection exemption mark for your registered vehicle. Read the "Business Instructions," which include the conditions for applying for the inspection exemption mark and other precautions, check "Read and Agree," and click "Next." If the compulsory traffic insurance and vehicle and vessel tax are not connected online or verification fails, users need to upload photos of the compulsory traffic insurance certificate and vehicle and vessel tax certificate, then click "Next." Confirm the user's vehicle information, collection details, and the required payment information, click "Get Verification Code," and enter the mobile verification code. The system will generate a business serial number. After payment, the traffic management department will process the application within one working day and send an SMS notification of the result.

[CatherineDella]

Recently, my own car reached its 6-year mark and needed an inspection, so I tried applying for the exemption label online, which was quite convenient. First step, confirm whether the vehicle meets the exemption conditions—generally, vehicles registered within the past 6 years are eligible. Just install the 'Traffic Management 12123' app on your phone. Second step, log in, click 'Service Handling', select 'Motor Vehicle Exemption Label Application', enter the license plate number and engine number, and upload a photo of the vehicle registration certificate—make sure it’s clear or it’ll be rejected. Third step, submit and wait a few days for approval. Once approved, download the electronic exemption label in the app—no need to visit the DMV, saving time and effort. If the car’s age exceeds the limit, you’ll have to go for an offline inspection—don’t force an application to avoid fines. I think this method is especially suitable for busy professionals—just a few seconds of operation gets it done, avoiding queues, but remember to regularly check your car’s condition to ensure safe driving.

[VanReagan]

I've been driving for nearly 20 years and have dealt with the annual inspection exemption application every year. Doing it online is indeed more convenient. First, you need to use the official app '12123'. After downloading, register and complete the real-name authentication—don't fall for third-party intermediaries that might scam you. Prepare accurate vehicle information, including the license plate number, VIN, and photos of the vehicle registration certificate. Double-check the numbers when uploading to avoid errors, as mistakes can delay the approval process. After submission, wait patiently for two or three days. Once approved, you can save the electronic inspection label to your phone, eliminating the hassle of paper documents. As a seasoned driver, I recommend handling this a month in advance each year. Don't wait until the deadline, as you'll still have time to address any app malfunctions or disputes. If your car is over 6 years old, you must go for the physical inspection—no cutting corners, safety comes first. The whole process takes just a few minutes, and I'm sharing this experience to help others avoid unnecessary detours.

[DiMalia]

There are two cars in my family, and to save money and time, I often apply for the inspection exemption label online. It's simple using the 'Traffic Management 12123' APP: open it, select the inspection exemption service, fill in the license plate number, engine number, and owner information, take a photo and upload the vehicle license, ensure there are no alterations or obstructions, then submit. The review takes about two days, and once approved, the electronic label is directly displayed in the APP, available for viewing anytime. This saves the time of queuing at the vehicle management office and also reduces expenses like parking fees and gasoline costs. New drivers should remember that only new cars within 6 years are exempt from inspection; if expired, normal inspection is required—don’t miss it. I often teach this method to my family, and it’s especially practical.