Is a car purchased in 2017 exempt from inspection in 2021?
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A car purchased in 2017 is exempt from inspection in 2021. The following precautions should be taken before the vehicle inspection: 1. Keep the vehicle clean and tidy: To leave a good first impression on the inspector, it is advisable to wash the car before the inspection, giving it a fresh look. Minor scratches will also be less noticeable, making it easier to pass the inspection. 2. Handle vehicle violations: Ensure all traffic violations have been addressed before the inspection, as unresolved violations can delay the process. Otherwise, not only will the vehicle fail the inspection, but the owner will also have to spend time queuing at the traffic police station to settle the violations. 3. Prepare relevant documents: Before the inspection, gather the necessary materials, including the handler's ID card, a valid compulsory traffic insurance policy for the car (a copy, original, electronic policy, or a duplicate stamped with the insurance company's red seal, all within the validity period, and the policy must include the vehicle and vessel tax), and the vehicle's driving license. 4. Make an appointment in advance: Try to avoid peak periods for inspections. Before the inspection, call the inspection station to inquire or make an online appointment. Recently, Anche Inspection's vehicle inspection booking platform allowed setting a maximum number of appointments within a specific time slot. Once the limit is reached, no further appointments can be made for that period, effectively reducing crowd gatherings, shortening wait times for car owners, and aiding in scientific pandemic prevention and control.
