What Does It Mean for a Small Car to Undergo Two Inspections in One Year?
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The meaning of a small car undergoing two inspections in one year is that vehicles over 15 years old must undergo two inspections annually. New Vehicle Inspection Regulations: New vehicles are exempt from inspection for the first 6 years, but must apply for an inspection sticker every two years, with two free applications allowed. Vehicle owners can apply for the inspection compliance sticker at the local vehicle management office up to 3 months before the inspection expiration date. For vehicles aged 6 to 10 years, the inspection frequency is adjusted from once a year to once every two years. The regulations for vehicles over 10 years old remain unchanged: those aged 10 to 15 years must be inspected once a year, while those over 15 years old must be inspected every six months. Inspection Procedures: The vehicle owner or unit must fill out the "Motor Vehicle Annual Inspection Form" and submit the vehicle for inspection at a designated location on the date specified by the local vehicle management office. After passing the inspection, the vehicle management authority will stamp the vehicle registration and the "Motor Vehicle Annual Inspection Form" with (--Year-- Vehicle Management Office Inspection Passed). Vehicles that cannot undergo inspection on time due to long-term assignments outside the local area must be inspected by the local vehicle management office upon the owner's application and approval by the original vehicle management office. The inspection results will then be reported to the original vehicle management office. Special cases may apply to the vehicle management office for an extension of the inspection period.
