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What Does Vehicle Inspection Appointment Mean?

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AlexanderRose

07/29/25 9:06pm

Vehicle inspection appointment refers to registered users scheduling an inspection for their bound vehicles on the platform. Currently, appointments can be made through the "Traffic Safety Comprehensive Service Platform" website or the "Traffic Management 12123" app. Additional details are as follows: 1. Preparation for Appointment: Before scheduling an inspection online, the vehicle owner must first register as a user on the platform and bind their vehicle. Secondly, the vehicle can be scheduled for inspection within three months before the expiration of the current inspection period (the platform does not provide appointment services for overdue inspections or vehicles with outstanding violations). The platform does not offer motorcycle inspection appointment services. 2. Notes: Owners can schedule inspection services for up to five days in advance, but not for the same day. Inspection institutions operate from Monday to Saturday (except for equipment maintenance or malfunctions, appointments can be made during working hours). Upon successful appointment, the owner will receive a confirmation SMS from the internet platform. At the inspection site, the owner must use the appointment code from the SMS to obtain a number from the ticket machine, where staff will guide them through the inspection process. Users who successfully schedule an inspection through the 122 platform or app will have priority inspection rights upon arrival at the inspection site. Each inspection institution has dedicated lanes or parking spaces for appointment-based inspections.

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