What are the precautions for vehicle inspection?
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Precautions for vehicle inspection: 1. Documents: Required documents include the original and copy of the vehicle license, road and bridge fee IC card, proof of road maintenance fee payment, vehicle and vessel tax certificate, original insurance card, and original ID card. 2. Time: Vehicles that have been in use for 6 years can apply for annual inspection within 3 months before the expiration date, and it can only be done in advance, not postponed. 3. Preparation: First, check if the vehicle has any traffic violations, as vehicles with outstanding violations will not be accepted by the vehicle management office. You can directly inquire about any violations at the traffic police station. 4. Vehicle appearance: Ensure that safety equipment such as the triangular warning sign and fire extinguisher are complete. Also, check if the vehicle's color and appearance match the photo on the vehicle license.
The most important thing before the vehicle inspection is to ensure the car is in good condition. Last time I failed the inspection due to insufficient light brightness, so I recommend checking all lights in advance, including brake lights and turn signals. Insufficient tire tread depth can also be a problem, especially for the front tires which must have at least 1.6 mm. Remember to bring the original vehicle license and a copy of the valid compulsory traffic insurance. Nowadays, many places also require a copy of the owner's ID card. Too many stickers on the car body or overly dark window tints can be fatal, especially the front windshield tint which must have a light transmittance of at least 70%. Those who have modified their car lights should be extra careful—modified LED or xenon lights without lenses will likely fail. It's advisable to clear all traffic violations beforehand, otherwise, the trip to the inspection station will be in vain. Arriving before 9 AM usually means no waiting, and the entire process takes about 40 minutes to complete.
