What are the new regulations for vehicle inspections for cars aged 6 to 10 years?
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The new regulations clearly relax the appearance inspection standards for vehicles. During the appearance inspection, modifications to the grille, pedals, roof rack, bumper, and wheel rims are now allowed. Here are the specific details: Additional inspection step: Private vehicles will now include a "safety defect recall" check in the online inspection process. If a vehicle has safety issues and is subject to a manufacturer recall, the inspection staff will notify the owner about the recall situation. Exemption scope: The exemption scope for motor vehicles has been expanded from non-commercial mini and micro passenger vehicles with 6 seats or fewer to those with 7-9 seats. This means that after November 20, non-commercial mini and micro passenger vehicles with 7-9 seats that are less than 6 years old will be eligible for the exemption policy. Inspection cycle: Exempt vehicles are free from on-site inspections for the first 6 years, requiring only biennial paperwork. For vehicles aged 6-10 years, the inspection frequency changes from annual to biennial. The new regulations indicate that the inspection cycle for private vehicles remains unchanged for the first 6 years, but for vehicles aged 6-10 years, the inspection frequency is changed from annual to biennial. This means exempt vehicles will undergo biennial inspections within 10 years, with only the 6th and 8th years requiring on-site inspections.