
Original driving license, valid original or copy of the compulsory traffic accident liability insurance policy for the current year, and valid proof of payment or exemption of vehicle and vessel tax for the current year. If you forget the annual inspection, you need to make up the inspection as soon as possible. To make up the inspection, you need to go to the inspection station to complete the procedure.

I remember last year when my motorcycle inspection was overdue. I was too busy with work and forgot the deadline, then got caught on the road, fined 200 yuan with penalty points. The process to handle it was actually simple: just go to the local DMV for overdue inspection, bring your ID and vehicle license, queue up to pay the fine (usually calculated based on overdue days, e.g., about 100 yuan for one month). After payment, they'll have your bike fully inspected at a designated station—lights, brakes, tire safety, emissions. If it passes, you get the new inspection sticker immediately. If overdue too long, insurance might lapse, so contact your insurer promptly to pay premiums or renew the policy. Don’t underestimate this—riding an unsafe bike is risky, and worse if insurers deny accident claims. Now I’ve learned: set phone calendar reminders a month early. Regular maintenance like checking tire pressure and oil changes saves hassle too.

Young people handle everything with their phones, so don’t be afraid of the hassle if you miss the deadline. The time I missed it was because I was on a long business trip and forgot. The first thing I did when I got back was open the vehicle management office app to schedule an online make-up inspection. The process was smooth: enter vehicle details, choose a time and location, pay the fine online, and then just go to the inspection station. The staff checked the lights, horn, and braking system—quick and efficient. The inspection fee wasn’t high, but the overdue fine was an extra charge, starting at 100 yuan. Once passed, the annual inspection sticker automatically appeared in the app—no paper needed, eco-friendly too. Missing the deadline can raise next year’s insurance rates and might even affect your credit record. I set an annual inspection reminder to avoid repeating the mistake. My motorcycle is my daily ride, and keeping it well-maintained extends its lifespan—saving money and staying safe. Why not do it right?

The biggest issue with overdue inspections is safety hazards. If a motorcycle isn't regularly checked, its brake lights might fail, doubling the risks during night rides. Handling overdue inspections is straightforward: visit the DMV to complete the procedures, explain the situation, and pay the fine. Staff will arrange a vehicle inspection to ensure emissions, engine, and steering systems are functioning properly. Insurance only becomes valid after passing the inspection. The fine for being caught with an overdue inspection isn't hefty, but neglecting it leads to serious consequences: continuous delays can result in towing and doubled insurance premiums. I always pay attention to safety details during inspections to avoid accidents. Addressing issues promptly reflects responsibility—don't let minor issues escalate into major disasters.


