What is the Scrapping Period for RVs?
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The scrapping period for an RV depends on its size and passenger capacity. RVs classified as small non-commercial passenger vehicles have no scrapping period, while medium and large non-commercial passenger RVs have a scrapping period of 20 years. Self-propelled RVs with a length less than 6000mm and seating capacity of 9 or fewer, as well as trailer RVs with a length less than 6000mm and total weight under 4500kg, are classified as small passenger vehicles. Self-propelled RVs with a length of 6000mm or more or seating capacity exceeding 9, and trailer RVs with a length of 6000mm or more and total weight of 4500kg or more, are classified as medium and large passenger vehicles. Vehicle scrapping process: The vehicle owner must fill out and stamp an "Application Form for Vehicle Modification, Transfer, Alteration, Suspension, or Scrapping." Apply at the registration counter to receive a "Vehicle Scrapping Notice" for vehicles that have reached the scrapping period. For vehicles not yet at the scrapping period, the vehicle inspection counter will assess and issue a "Vehicle Scrapping Notice" if the vehicle meets scrapping standards. The owner selects a qualified recycling company to dismantle the vehicle, presenting the "Notice." The recycling company dismantles the vehicle and takes photos after verifying the "Notice." The engine must be separated from the vehicle, the engine block broken, and the chassis cut. The owner submits the "Modification Form," "XX Province Vehicle Technology Appraisal Form for Renewal," "Scrapped Vehicle Recycling Certificate," and dismantling photos to the vehicle inspection counter for verification and approval, completing the scrapping registration process.
