What Does Vehicle Inspection Test?
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Vehicle inspection tests primarily include checking the car's braking system, the functionality of all exterior lights and high beams, a basic examination of the chassis, and the horn system. Generally, there are no major issues during the inspection; the main focus is on verifying whether the vehicle has been modified without authorization and if the basic registration information matches the vehicle's records. Before the inspection, the owner will receive a checklist detailing items such as brakes, lights, and horn. The annual vehicle inspection mainly examines the engine, chassis, and paintwork to ensure everything is complete, the paint is in good condition, and the vehicle's braking and handling meet the "Technical Requirements for Safe Operation of Motor Vehicles." Any discrepancies should be corrected as required.