What to Do If You Have Two Cars Under Your Name in 2021?
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If an individual has two or more passenger cars registered in this city under their name, starting next year, they can submit an online application through the Passenger Car Quota Regulation Management Information System website to transfer the vehicle registration to eligible spouses, children, or parents. Relevant information is as follows: Submission of Transfer Application: From January 1, 2021, during two time periods each year—January 1 to March 8 and August 1 to October 8—applications for multi-car transfers can be submitted. Location: After the application is approved by departments such as public security and civil affairs, the transfer registration of the relevant vehicles can be processed at the public security traffic management department.
As a car owner, managing two vehicles under my name is the most challenging aspect. I regularly check the tire pressure, engine oil, and brake fluid of both cars to ensure they are safe and reliable, so that if one has an issue, the other can serve as a backup. For insurance, I opt for full-year comprehensive coverage to avoid any blind spots, and arrange parking spaces wisely—for example, keeping one in the residential garage while the other is occasionally used for short trips. I maintain service records in my phone’s memo app, as timely maintenance helps extend their lifespan. Financially, owning two cars is costly—insurance, taxes, and fuel expenses add up to over a thousand yuan extra per month. I recommend cutting unnecessary drives when possible, especially during the 2021 pandemic, when I minimized usage by driving only one car for groceries or work to save costs. From an environmental standpoint, sticking to one car also saves fuel and reduces emissions. In short, staying organized makes the process much easier.
