What to Do If You Forget the 2-Year Inspection for a New Car?

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If you forget the 2-year inspection for a new car, you should promptly bring the vehicle license, ID card, and a copy of the valid compulsory traffic insurance to the local vehicle management office for a make-up inspection. Driving without the inspection will result in a 3-point penalty. For vehicles exempt from inspection, you need to apply for a new inspection compliance sticker according to the specified cycle, and it is recommended to process this at the local vehicle management office 1 to 2 months in advance. Currently, a nationwide inspection policy is in place, allowing vehicles to be inspected in different locations without a letter of authorization, and the vehicle does not need to be present. The owner or representative only needs to bring the ID card, vehicle license, copy of the compulsory traffic insurance, and other required documents to the vehicle management office for application. Any traffic violations must be settled first. After submitting the documents to the staff for review, once approved, you can receive the annual inspection compliance sticker.