What to Do If the Vehicle Annual Inspection Has Expired?

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JourneyLee
07/25/25 1:12am
If the vehicle annual inspection has expired, the solution is to conduct a supplementary inspection as soon as possible. Vehicle drivers must adhere to the time limits specified by traffic laws and regulations for vehicle annual inspections and driver's license reviews. If a driver exceeds the stipulated period without conducting the vehicle inspection and continues to drive on the road, they will be penalized. Vehicle annual inspections help promptly eliminate potential safety hazards, encourage enhanced vehicle maintenance, and reduce the occurrence of traffic accidents. An annual inspection refers to a comprehensive safety check conducted every year or every two years on a vehicle, covering aspects such as the horn, brakes, axle weight, chassis, ignition system, lighting system, exhaust system, license plate installation, and more.
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ManuelLee
08/10/25 4:01pm
I was really panicked when my annual vehicle inspection expired last time. I didn't realize it had been overdue for three months until a traffic officer pulled me over and issued a ticket with penalty points. I immediately drove to the inspection station for a make-up test, but ended up waiting in line for two hours. To make matters worse, my car failed the emissions test and cost me 300 yuan in repairs. Now I've learned my lesson - I set a one-month advance reminder on my phone calendar, clear all traffic violations before the inspection date, and get everything sorted beforehand to avoid fines and hassles. By the way, it's best to check your lights, brakes and other components yourself before the annual inspection - fix any issues in advance to avoid wasted trips.
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