What is the maximum allowed time for a vehicle to miss inspection?
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Vehicles are allowed to miss up to 3 inspection cycles. If a vehicle fails to undergo annual inspection for more than three cycles, the vehicle management office will enforce mandatory scrapping of the vehicle. Below is relevant information: 1. Penalty regulations: Missing one year of inspection may result in a maximum fine of 400 yuan. According to the "Road Traffic Safety Law," if a vehicle does not undergo annual inspection within the stipulated period, a fine of 200 yuan and 3 demerit points will be imposed during the re-inspection. 2. Inspection cycles: (1) If a vehicle is in the stage of biennial inspection, it can miss inspection for up to 6 years. (2) If a vehicle is in the stage of annual inspection, it can miss inspection for up to 3 years. (3) If a vehicle is in the stage of semi-annual inspection, it can only be overdue for up to one and a half years.
Sigh, I've been driving for decades myself, and there's no room for negotiation when it comes to skipping inspections. The day after your annual inspection expires, you're not allowed on the road—there's no such thing as a maximum allowable grace period. If you're caught by traffic police after expiration, a 200-yuan fine and 3-point deduction are the least of your worries. In case of an accident, the insurance won't cover you at all. My neighbor learned this the hard way—his car was three days overdue for inspection when he hit a pedestrian, and he had to pay out of pocket for full liability. My advice? Check the inspection label date well before it expires, schedule an appointment at the inspection station a few days early, and save yourself time and hassle. Safety on the road comes first—don't gamble with it. Get it done early for peace of mind.
