Is there a fee for vehicle inspection re-examination?
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There is a fee for vehicle inspection re-examination. The annual vehicle inspection includes several testing items. If any item fails, the corresponding item will require a certain debugging fee and re-inspection fee before it can be tested again. However, failed items generally get one re-examination opportunity. If they still fail, the vehicle owner must take the car to a repair shop for maintenance and then pay again for re-inspection. Emission Test: The emission test is the first item in the annual inspection, mainly checking whether the vehicle's exhaust emissions of harmful gases and substances such as hydrocarbons and PM particles meet the standards. Violation Check: This primarily verifies whether the vehicle owner has any unresolved traffic violations. If there are no violations, the staff will stamp the documents, and the inspection can proceed. Otherwise, the owner must resolve the violations before returning for the annual inspection. Exterior Inspection: This mainly checks for damage to lights and glass, changes to the suspension, and the condition of the sunroof, body, tires, and other exterior parts. On-Road Test: The on-road test is essentially the final inspection item, primarily assessing the vehicle's braking performance, lighting system, horn, chassis, and other components.
