What are the consequences of overdue vehicle inspection for new cars?

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CharlieMarie
07/30/25 1:59am
New cars with overdue inspection will be subject to fines and demerit points. Overdue inspection: According to legal regulations, motor vehicles that fail to undergo mandatory safety technical inspections within the prescribed period and are driven on roads will be fined and receive demerit points. If a vehicle fails to undergo annual inspection for three consecutive inspection cycles, it will be mandatorily scrapped. Vehicles with overdue inspections cannot undergo regular safety performance checks, compromising their safety standards and posing road safety hazards, which may easily lead to traffic accidents causing loss of life and property. Overdue scrapping: When driving assembled vehicles or those that have reached scrapping standards on roads, the traffic management department of public security authorities shall confiscate and mandatorily scrap them. Drivers operating such vehicles will be fined and have their driving licenses revoked. Vehicles overdue for scrapping pose serious safety hazards, and driving them constitutes a traffic violation.
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