What are the new regulations for vehicle inspection exemption in 2021?
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2021 new regulations for vehicle inspection exemption apply to non-commercial cars, non-commercial small and mini passenger vehicles, implementing a 6-year inspection exemption policy. Below are the detailed explanations: Required documents: For exempted vehicles, after providing the compulsory traffic accident liability insurance certificate, vehicle and vessel tax payment proof, and handling traffic violations and accidents, owners can directly apply for the inspection label from the traffic management department of the public security authority without undergoing safety technical inspection at an inspection institution. Added annual inspection component: Private cars now include a "safety defect recall" component in the online inspection items. If a vehicle has safety issues and is under manufacturer recall, the staff will notify the owner about the recall situation. Clarified exterior inspection scope: The new regulations specify and relax the exterior inspection standards, allowing modifications such as grilles, pedals, roof racks, bumpers, and wheel hubs during exterior inspections. Applying for annual inspection label: Non-commercial small and mini passenger vehicles with 9 seats or fewer (excluding vans) are exempt from inspection for 6 years, but owners must apply for the annual inspection label every 2 years. The exemption is conditional on the vehicle not being involved in any major traffic accidents during this period. If an accident causing personal injury occurs, the vehicle must undergo on-site annual inspection.