What are the new regulations for motor vehicle annual inspection on November 20, 2021?
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According to the "Motor Vehicle Safety Technical Inspection Items and Methods", the adjustment of annual inspection items is divided into two parts: private cars and freight vehicles, as follows: New regulations for private cars: Added inspection item: Private cars will include a "safety defect recall" check in the online inspection items. If the vehicle has safety issues and is subject to a manufacturer recall, the inspector will notify the owner about the recall status. New regulations for freight vehicles: Freight vehicles will implement a "three additions and six reductions" measure. Six original inspection items will be removed from the annual inspection, while three new items will be added. New items added: tire tread depth, wheel lifting device, and wheelbase. Items removed: noise, speedometer, suspension efficiency, fuel economy, power performance, and headlight offset (6 old items).
I recently studied the new vehicle inspection regulations effective from November 20, 2021, and found significant changes that save car owners a lot of hassle. The new rules clearly specify the inspection cycle for small private vehicles with 9 seats or fewer: within the first 10 years after registration, only the 6th and 10th years require on-site inspections; the 2nd, 4th, and 8th years are exempt from inspection but require online application for inspection labels; after 10 years, annual inspections are required. This is much more convenient than before. For example, since my car is relatively new, it saves me several trips to the inspection station. Core inspection items remain unchanged, such as brakes, lights, and emissions, ensuring safety first. The reform is based on improved automotive technology, with new cars being more reliable and thus requiring less frequent inspections. I recommend car owners stay updated on the details to avoid missing deadlines, as fines can be hefty. By the way, downloading the Traffic Management 12123 APP allows for online appointments, making the process even more efficient. Overall, this policy is considerate, reducing burdens while maintaining safety.
