What documents are required for license verification?

[ODerek]

Documents required for driver's license verification: 1. Driver's license: Original copy of the driver's license (both main and supplementary cards). 2. ID card: Original ID card and its photocopy. 3. Photos: Three one-inch color photos with white background. 4. Application form: Obtain a queue number at the vehicle management office and fill out the driver's license application form. Applicants for motor vehicle driver's licenses must meet the following requirements: Driving age requirements: 1. For small cars, small automatic transmission cars, small automatic transmission passenger cars for the disabled, and light motorcycles: Applicants must be between 18 and 70 years old. 2. For low-speed trucks, three-wheeled cars, ordinary three-wheeled motorcycles, ordinary two-wheeled motorcycles, or wheeled self-propelled machinery: Applicants must be between 18 and 60 years old. 3. For city buses, large trucks, trolleybuses, or trams: Applicants must be between 20 and 50 years old. 4. For medium-sized passenger vehicles: Applicants must be between 21 and 50 years old. 5. For tractor vehicles: Applicants must be between 24 and 50 years old. 6. For large passenger vehicles: Applicants must be between 26 and 50 years old.

[DePeyton]

Just helped a friend with a trip to the inspection station a couple of days ago. For the vehicle inspection, you need to bring four essential items: First, the original vehicle license with a blank space on the supplementary page for the annual inspection stamp. Second, a hard copy of the compulsory traffic insurance policy (must be a paper copy with an official seal, except in regions where electronic policies are accepted). Third, prepare the vehicle owner's ID card; if someone else is handling it on their behalf, an additional ID card of the proxy is required. Lastly, the vehicle must have a warning triangle and a reflective vest. While fire extinguishers aren't checked for passenger cars now, it's still recommended to bring one. Remember to settle any traffic fines in advance. If the lights or brakes fail inspection, they must be fixed on the spot. Also, be aware that queues get much longer towards the end of the month!

[JourneyDella]

Last time I took our family's old car for the annual inspection, the staff would specifically check if the VIN and engine number match, so avoid installing dark tinted film on the windshield as it may hinder the inspection. It's advisable to bring some cash, as some inspection stations charge extra for headlight adjustment and only accept cash. Modified car owners should pay special attention - accessories like roof racks or altered wheel sizes must be restored to original specifications first. A little-known fact: vehicles within six years of registration can apply for electronic inspection labels via the 12123 app, but after six years they must undergo physical inspection including chassis and brake system tests. Oh, and remember to clear all dashboard warning lights - even a tire pressure alert could cause inspection failure.

[StStephen]

Pre-inspection before the vehicle inspection is essential: All vehicle lights must be functioning properly, including reverse lights and fog lights. Brake performance is a key inspection item—if the handbrake fails the slope test, it requires repair. Car enthusiasts with modified xenon lights, take note: vehicles without installed lenses will be rejected outright. It's advisable to wash the car in advance, as excessive dirt can hinder license plate recognition in photos. For new energy vehicles, additional documents like photos of the charging port and the vehicle conformity certificate are required. I prefer arriving at the inspection station by 8 a.m., completing both the inspection and re-inspection within two hours. Don’t fret during the chassis inspection—the loud screeching sound when the ABS is tested by the staff is normal.

[ONevaeh]

As a female car owner, here are some tips: Remove the novice driver sticker from the windshield in advance, and clean off any decals covering more than 30% of the surface. Avoid hanging ornaments inside the car that could obstruct your view, and clear out the trunk to make it easier to check the onboard tools. The most commonly overlooked aspect is tire specifications—replacement tires must have matching tread patterns, and even the spare tire should meet the original factory size. I once saw a case where a damaged rearview mirror caused issues; surprisingly, the rearview mirror is also an inspection item. It's advisable to schedule maintenance a week early to check brake fluid and emissions. Diesel vehicle owners should pay special attention to the 11 new diagnostic items added to OBD testing.

[VonDaniel]

New drivers, remember these five essentials for vehicle inspection: vehicle license + valid compulsory insurance policy + owner's ID card + intact warning triangle + vehicle with clear VIN. It's advisable to bring a copy of the insurance policy as backup, as last year someone was asked to provide the original due to an unclear company seal on the policy. Three key reminders: tire wear should not exceed the limit (tread depth of 1.6mm), body damage should not expose the primer (including the bumper), and all windows must not have mirror-reflective film. Remember to check for the environmental protection label, as diesel vehicles below National IV standards are restricted from inspection in many areas. The entire process requires verifying information three times: during external inspection registration, at the inspection line, and for final inspection and stamping. If the information doesn't match, it won't be completed on the same day.