How to Handle Regular Inspection for Compact Cars?
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First, go to the local vehicle management office. In some areas, there are also many designated inspection stations. Be sure to bring all necessary documents, such as your ID card, driver's license, and vehicle registration certificate.
Last time I took my car for the annual inspection and finally figured out the process. You need to get the car in order beforehand – clear all traffic violations and remove any modified exhaust or light covers. Bring the vehicle registration certificate, a copy of your ID card, and a valid compulsory traffic insurance policy. It’s best to also prepare a warning triangle and fire extinguisher. Many inspection stations now offer Saturday services, but if you go on a weekday, midday is less crowded. Upon arrival, head straight to the registration window to submit your documents and pay the inspection fee. The staff will guide you through the testing process for brakes, lights, and emissions. This time, my brakes failed the first test, so I had to get them adjusted before passing. After that, you’ll wait about half an hour to receive the new inspection sticker, which goes on the top right corner of the windshield. If you’re short on time, you can hire professional agents to handle it for you – they know the ropes and can get it done quickly.
