What documents are required for annual vehicle inspection?
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Documents required for vehicle annual inspection include: 1. Original vehicle license and road/bridge card; 2. Copy of compulsory traffic insurance; 3. Road/bridge ticket; 4. Copy of vehicle owner's ID card. Below is more information about vehicle annual inspection: 1. Vehicle annual inspection (or motor vehicle inspection) refers to the annual examination of vehicles that have obtained official license plates and vehicle licenses, conducted according to the technical conditions for motor vehicle operation safety. 2. Its purpose is to check the main technical conditions of the vehicle, urge enhanced vehicle maintenance, keep the vehicle in good condition, and ensure driving safety. 3. Vehicles can apply for annual inspection within 3 months before the inspection date, with the optimal time being two months or slightly more than one month in advance.
I remember when I went for the vehicle inspection last year, all the required documents had to be brought: the vehicle license serves as the car's ID for information verification; the compulsory traffic insurance policy ensures legal coverage and must be valid; the ID card is used to confirm the owner's identity—don't forget any of these. Missing even one means a wasted trip, and the long queues at the inspection station are a hassle. I organized all the documents in a folder the day before, including a screenshot of the electronic insurance policy just in case. Additionally, it's advisable to check the car's lights and brakes to avoid wasting time on re-inspection. The annual inspection isn't just for compliance but also helps identify issues to ensure safety, so preparing the documents is the first step. It's best to go early in the morning, bring water and something to pass the time, and be patient—the process will go more smoothly.
