Is it mandatory for private cars to be equipped with fire extinguishers?

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Private cars are not required to be equipped with fire extinguishers, as there is no mandatory regulation for this. Vehicles legally required to carry fire extinguishers: Passenger vehicles with more than seven seats and large trucks must carry fire extinguishers, while there are no specific regulations for small vehicles. During annual vehicle inspections, a fire extinguisher must be present in the car; otherwise, the inspection will not pass. For safety reasons, car owners can choose to equip their vehicles with fire extinguishers. Solutions for private car fires: The most critical step is to turn off the engine, especially when the car is in motion, and try to pull over to the side of the road. If the fire exceeds expectations, move as far away as possible. If the fire is stable and has not yet shown signs of explosion, quickly open the trunk, take out the fire extinguisher, and extinguish the fire. At the same time, call for rescue. If you are unable to handle it yourself, ask passersby for help and call for assistance, while also warning vehicles behind to stay away from the burning car.