Must traffic violations be settled before the vehicle inspection?
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It is not necessary to settle traffic violations before the vehicle inspection. Traffic violations can be handled during the inspection process. The vehicle annual inspection is purely a safety technical inspection for motor vehicles. Below is an introduction to the vehicle inspection: Vehicle Annual Inspection Process: The process refers to the fixed procedure that motor vehicles undergo during their annual inspection. It is a mandatory test for every vehicle, equivalent to a physical examination for the vehicle, aimed at promptly eliminating potential safety hazards. Inspection Schedule: For commercial passenger vehicles under 5 years old, inspections are conducted once a year; for those over 5 years old, inspections are conducted every 6 months. For cargo vehicles and large or medium-sized non-commercial passenger vehicles under 10 years old, inspections are conducted once a year; for those over 10 years old, inspections are conducted every 6 months. For small and micro non-commercial passenger vehicles under 6 years old, inspections are conducted once every 2 years; for those over 6 years old, inspections are conducted once a year; for those over 15 years old, inspections are conducted every 6 months. Required Items to Bring: Before the annual inspection, check the validity date of the compulsory insurance (including vehicle and vessel tax). If it has expired or will expire within three months after the inspection date, it is recommended to renew it in advance. Bring the ID card of the vehicle owner or the agent, and the vehicle registration certificate. Exterior Inspection of the Vehicle: Upon arrival at the inspection site, the owner needs to park the vehicle in the designated area for exterior inspection. Prepare the fire extinguisher and triangular warning sign from the vehicle, and open the engine hood and trunk for inspection by the staff.
