What documents are required for vehicle inspection now?
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Documents required for vehicle inspection include the original ID card; original vehicle license; duplicate of compulsory traffic insurance; and vehicle and vessel tax certificate. Below is additional information: Introduction: Annual inspection is a mandatory project for vehicles every year or every two years. Additionally, do not forget the triangular warning sign and fire extinguisher, as these items will be checked during the appearance inspection. Specific process: Prepare the aforementioned materials, then drive the vehicle to a nearby inspection station. Upon arrival, first go to the payment window to pay fees and collect the application form, then wait for the online inspection. After the inspector verifies the vehicle's appearance and engine number, the vehicle will be driven online for an exhaust emission test. If it passes, proceed to the payment window to pay fees and collect the passing mark; if it fails, the vehicle must be taken to a repair shop for maintenance before returning to the inspection station for re-inspection.
I'm an experienced driver and have been through many vehicle inspections. The must-bring items are the original and photocopy of the vehicle owner's ID card, the vehicle registration booklet, and the compulsory traffic insurance policy (make sure it's valid). Don't forget to bring some change or have mobile payment ready for the inspection fee - some testing stations only accept cash. Last time I saw someone who didn't bring photocopies and wasted time, so I always prepare two copies in advance. Also, wash your car thoroughly and ensure all lights are working to avoid last-minute minor repairs. I recommend going early in the morning to avoid peak hours when it's less crowded and faster. Getting these small details right ensures a smooth one-time pass without hassle.
