What documents are required for annual vehicle inspection?
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Vehicle annual inspection requires the following documents: 1. Copy of compulsory traffic insurance; 2. Original vehicle license and road/bridge card; 3. First black copy of road/bridge ticket; 4. Copy of vehicle owner's ID card; 5. The vehicle itself. Annual vehicle inspection is a mandatory procedure that all motor vehicles must undergo each year. This inspection helps promptly identify and eliminate potential safety hazards in vehicles, thereby reducing traffic accidents. The inspection process includes: 1. Exterior inspection; 2. Payment of inspection fees and information registration; 3. On-site testing; 4. Collection of on-site test results; 5. Verification of compulsory traffic insurance documents.
Here's what you need for the annual inspection: The most crucial items are the original and duplicate copies of the vehicle license. Last year, I got held up because I forgot the duplicate page. Don't forget the compulsory traffic insurance policy—make sure it's the valid color duplicate. The owner's original ID card is a must. If the car is registered under a company, you'll also need the business license with the official seal. I always clear any traffic violations beforehand since many inspection stations now check online—outstanding fines could mean a wasted trip. Oh, and remember to wash your car before going; the lights and brakes must be in working order, and place the triangular warning sign in a visible spot in the trunk. Bring cash or use mobile payment—fees vary from 150 to 400 depending on the location—arriving half an hour early can save you queuing time.
