Is there any compensation for motorcycle scrapping?

[JosieDella]

Judging from the motor vehicle subsidy standards issued by various regions, the state has not yet issued any standards for motorcycle scrapping subsidies, so there is no subsidy for motorcycle scrapping. Motorcycle scrapping standards: Lightweight two-wheel motorcycles, three-wheel motorcycles, and sidecar motorcycles with a cumulative mileage exceeding 100,000 kilometers, as well as three-wheel motorcycles with a cumulative mileage reaching 80,000 kilometers, will be scrapped. Lightweight two-wheel motorcycles, lightweight three-wheel motorcycles, two-wheel motorcycles, and sidecar motorcycles that have been in use for 10 years, as well as three-wheel motorcycles that have been in use for 9 years. Motorcycles that are severely damaged and cannot be repaired. Vehicles whose fuel consumption exceeds the national requirements for the corresponding displacement by more than 20%. Motorcycles that, after repair, still fail to meet the national motor vehicle safety technical requirements. Motorcycles whose pollutant emissions or noise levels fail to meet national or local emission standards. If you no longer ride your motorcycle, you can go to the vehicle management office to process the scrapping and fill out a cancellation application. The motorcycle scrapping and cancellation process is as follows (specific details depend on local regulations): Bring the required documents, such as ID card, vehicle license, driver's license, motor vehicle registration certificate, and motorcycle license plate. Depending on the cancellation situation, prepare supplementary proof materials, such as loss certificates, stolen vehicle certificates, or proof of sale as scrap. If the vehicle is still available, skip the second step and bring all the documents to the vehicle management office. Explain the situation and fill out the scrapping and cancellation application form. After the vehicle management office reviews the application, the owner will be asked to take the vehicle to a designated motor vehicle recycling enterprise or a qualified recycling company for scrapping and dismantling. The recycling company will issue a "Scrapped Motor Vehicle Recycling Certificate." The owner must submit the "Scrapped Motor Vehicle Recycling Certificate" and other motor vehicle-related documents to the vehicle management office to apply for cancellation of registration. The vehicle management office should, within one day of accepting the application, review the submitted proofs and certificates, retrieve the motor vehicle registration certificate, license plate, and vehicle license, and issue a cancellation certificate.

[VanVivienne]

Is there any compensation for motorcycle scrapping? I've seen many owners asking about this. In many Chinese cities, there is indeed compensation for scrapping, mainly promoted by the government for environmental protection and vehicle renewal policies. In big cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen, there are specific subsidy programs for scrapping old vehicles. You can receive cash or shopping vouchers when scrapping, sometimes ranging from a few hundred to over a thousand yuan. But don't get too excited—smaller towns or rural areas might not have this benefit, as it depends on local traffic policies. The process is quite straightforward: bring your motorcycle registration certificate and ID to a designated recycling station for scrapping. They will issue you a certificate, and then you can apply for the subsidy. The whole process is quite user-friendly and contributes to emission reduction, serving as an incentive for everyone. You can also use the compensation to offset taxes when buying a new vehicle, killing two birds with one stone.