What are the new regulations for 7-year vehicle inspections?

[RichardFitz]

After the implementation of the new policy, private vehicles only need to undergo one on-site annual inspection in the sixth year, and one each in the eighth and tenth years. Here are the specific details of the new regulations: 1. Inspection time: Under the new traffic regulations, private vehicles in their seventh year are exempt from annual inspections, so there is no need to obtain a compliance label or undergo an annual review at the vehicle management office. Private vehicles only need to undergo one on-site inspection in the sixth year, and one each in the eighth and tenth years. Apart from these years, no on-site inspections are required, and compliance labels are not needed in the seventh and ninth years. However, for vehicles exempt from on-site inspections within the first six years, annual inspections still need to be processed at the vehicle management office in the second and fourth years, though no on-site inspection is required—this is important to remember. 2. Inspection cycle: The new traffic regulations have optimized the inspection cycle. On top of the six-year exemption from on-site inspections, they also introduced a requirement for biennial inspections between the sixth and tenth years.