What are the adjustments to the new vehicle inspection regulations on November 20th?

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AidenMarie
07/29/25 12:14pm
The adjustments to the new vehicle inspection regulations on November 20th include: expanding the scope of exemption from inspection and adjusting the annual inspection cycle. Expanding the scope of exemption from inspection: The vehicles exempt from inspection have been expanded from small and micro non-operational passenger vehicles with 6 seats or fewer to those with 7-9 seats. In other words, small and micro non-operational passenger vehicles with 7-9 seats that have an annual inspection date after November 20, 2020, and are within 6 years of use can now also enjoy the exemption policy. Adjusting the annual inspection cycle: According to the previous regulations, private vehicles aged 6-10 years required an annual inspection. After the implementation of the new policy, this will change to an inspection every two years. Simply put, non-operational small and micro passenger vehicles within 10 years of use will only require an inspection every two years, with only the 6th and 8th years requiring an on-site inspection.
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