How to Make Up for Overdue Vehicle Inspection?

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McLilliana
07/24/25 12:01am
Methods for making up overdue vehicle inspection: Receive safety education and obtain the make-up inspection form. Bring the vehicle management card, make-up inspection form, road maintenance fee certificate, vehicle license, third-party liability insurance certificate and its copy, and vehicle and vessel tax certificate for various documents required for external inspection. Go to the vehicle inspection station for testing and submit the documents to the traffic police detachment's education department. The handling methods for vehicles with overdue inspection are as follows: 1. If a vehicle is involved in an accident without annual inspection, the insurance will not cover the claim: If the insured vehicle is not inspected according to relevant regulations or fails the inspection, the insurer will not be liable for compensation. The insurance contract stipulates that it only applies to qualified and legal vehicles. 2. Vehicles that are not inspected will be impounded and fined: According to the relevant provisions of the "Road Traffic Safety Law", drivers of vehicles that have not been inspected as required may be fined 200 yuan and deducted 3 points, and the vehicle will be temporarily impounded.
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VanElaina
08/10/25 7:51pm
I've been driving for over ten years, and once I realized I forgot to get my annual vehicle inspection done after it was overdue. The first step after being overdue is not to drive on the road to avoid being stopped by the police and fined around 500 yuan or even getting points deducted. I quickly went to the local DMV for a late inspection, bringing my ID card, vehicle license, and a copy of the compulsory traffic insurance policy, and made an appointment to avoid long queues. There, I filled out some forms and paid a late fee of 200-300 yuan. They checked things like the lights and brakes, and if everything was OK, it passed. If the delay is too long, some items might need to be re-inspected, making it more troublesome, so it's better to handle it promptly. Now, I set a reminder on my phone calendar two weeks in advance to know the date. Safe driving is key, and if an accident happens while overdue, the insurance company might not cover it. In short, a late inspection just means an extra trip and some extra money—it's not as complicated as imagined, but don't delay too long to avoid unnecessary trouble.
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