What Documents Are Needed for Personal Vehicle Inspection?

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MackenzieRose
07/29/25 2:34pm
For motor vehicle inspection, the owner needs to bring their ID card, vehicle registration certificate, and a copy of the valid compulsory traffic insurance policy. Note that a triangular warning sign must be carried in the vehicle. Although a fire extinguisher is not a mandatory inspection item, it is recommended to have one. Also, ensure the tire pressure indicator is within the normal green range. If the vehicle is too dirty, you may be asked to wash it. Below is relevant information about vehicle inspection: 1. Implementing cross-regional vehicle inspection: Within a city, vehicle owners can freely choose an inspection agency and should not be restricted by urban, suburban, or county divisions or assigned to specific agencies. In provinces (autonomous regions, municipalities) that have adopted a unified provincial inspection supervision platform, vehicles (excluding large buses and school buses) can be inspected anywhere within the province without needing to complete any inspection authorization procedures. 2. Provinces without a unified inspection supervision platform should expedite its establishment: All provinces (autonomous regions, municipalities) must complete the rollout by December 31, 2014. Trial implementation of cross-province (autonomous region, municipality) vehicle inspection will allow vehicle owners to directly inspect their vehicles (excluding large buses and school buses) and obtain the inspection pass mark at the vehicle's location after the nationwide unified inspection supervision software is applied.
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