What materials are needed for private car annual inspection?
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Private car annual inspection requires the original vehicle license and the driver's original ID card. Here are additional details: a copy of the compulsory traffic insurance policy. Note: If a company needs to handle the inspection, they must also provide a company-issued authorization letter with an official seal. Currently, passenger vehicles with fewer than 6 seats require inspection every 2 years, but it can be done online. Only in the 6th year is it necessary to go to the vehicle management office for inspection. For other types of vehicles, the inspection is still required every 2 years at the vehicle management office. Important notes: All the above documents must be valid. For cars driven by fixed personnel, the vehicle license and driver's license are usually kept together, and they are essential for driving, so they are unlikely to be forgotten. However, some cities have started implementing electronic driver's licenses, but it is still safer to remember to bring the original driver's license.
Hey buddy, you're asking about annual inspection materials? I know this like the back of my hand! You'll need the original and photocopy of the vehicle owner's ID card. If you're handling it for someone else, you'll also need a power of attorney and the agent's ID. Never forget the original vehicle license - that's crucial. The compulsory traffic insurance policy must be paper format; if you have an electronic one, remember to print it in advance. Oh, and the vehicle and vessel tax certificate is usually printed together with the compulsory insurance. The vehicle itself needs preparation too: the warning triangle must be placed in the trunk for easy inspection, and all lights and brakes must be functioning properly. I suggest checking the local DMV website on your phone beforehand - some places may require a fire extinguisher or emissions test report. All traffic violations must be cleared in advance, otherwise your trip will be wasted. It's best to bring some cash just in case, although most places accept mobile payments now.
Dude, going for the annual inspection? The required materials are super simple: original ID card + photocopy, bring the vehicle license. Just print out the compulsory insurance policy, no need for a separate vehicle and vessel tax receipt. Remember to have a triangular warning sign in the car; without it, they won't inspect. If you've modified the headlights or applied dark tint, you'll need to restore them beforehand—mismatched photos with the vehicle license would be a disaster. Before heading out, check the 12123 app to confirm no traffic violations; having a violation record means instant failure. If it's a company car, bring a photocopy of the business license with the company seal. Better toss all the materials into a document bag to avoid frantic searching through your bag.
Here are the documents required for the annual inspection: original and photocopy of ID card, vehicle license, paper copy of compulsory traffic insurance (print the electronic policy if applicable), and vehicle and vessel tax certificate. A triangular warning sign must be equipped in the car, which will be checked during the exhaust emission test. If the car has modifications like a roof rack, remember to bring the modification certificate. With all materials prepared, it can be completed on-site in half an hour, much faster than queuing at a hospital. The traffic management office is least crowded right at 8:30 a.m. when it opens, making it the most hassle-free time to go. Oh, and don't forget to wash your car beforehand—it puts the inspectors in a better mood when checking the exterior.
