How to Conduct Annual Inspection for a New Car After Six Years?
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New cars require annual inspection after six years, and the specific steps are as follows: 1. Upon arrival at the inspection station, the first step is an exterior inspection. The owner needs to park the vehicle in the designated area for exterior checks, prepare the fire extinguisher and triangular warning sign, and open the engine hood and trunk for inspection by the staff. During the exterior inspection, the staff will provide two forms to record the vehicle's chassis number, engine number, and other details, while also verifying the presence of safety equipment like the triangular warning sign and fire extinguisher. If the exterior passes inspection, the staff will sign off on the relevant section of the form. 2. After the exterior inspection, the staff will hand the forms back to the owner and direct them to the payment office to settle the fees. Once payment is completed, the owner must submit their ID card and vehicle registration to the staff, who will then enter the annual inspection details into the system. 3. The owner should then drive the vehicle to the inspection lane entrance and queue up. A technician will take over the vehicle and the forms, and the owner can proceed to the final photo area to wait. 4. If any issues are detected during the inspection, the staff will notify the owner, who must then address the problems and return for a re-inspection after repairs. For vehicles that pass inspection, the owner will receive the signed forms. At this stage, the owner should place the triangular warning sign and fire extinguisher behind the vehicle, and if the vehicle has a sunroof, the rear portion should be slightly raised for the staff to take photos. 5. Finally, the owner must submit the forms and compulsory insurance documents to the service counter for verification and data entry. The staff will then issue the annual inspection sticker, marking the completion of the entire process.
