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Where is the nearest vehicle inspection location?

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ElianaLee
07/29/25 11:19pm
Vehicle annual inspections can be conducted at local vehicle inspection stations or testing centers. The vehicle management office usually has a counter at these inspection stations, where stamps can be directly obtained after the vehicle passes the inspection. Relevant information about vehicle annual inspections is as follows: Introduction: Vehicle annual inspection refers to a mandatory test for all vehicles that have obtained official license plates and registration certificates. It is equivalent to an annual physical examination for vehicles according to the "Technical Conditions for Motor Vehicle Operation Safety". Purpose: Vehicle annual inspections can promptly eliminate potential safety hazards, encourage better vehicle maintenance, and reduce the occurrence of traffic accidents.
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DeKingston
08/16/25 1:47am
I usually drive to the inspection station myself, and annual vehicle inspections can generally be done at auto repair shops or 4S stores. Just search for 'vehicle annual inspection' on a map app, like Gaode or Baidu Maps, enter your current location, and a bunch of nearby options will pop up. Choose one with good reviews. Most places now support online appointments. For example, the 'Traffic Management 12123' app is very convenient. After downloading and logging in, go to the business section and look for 'Inspection Appointment' to directly see addresses and available time slots, saving you a trip in vain. Remember to bring your vehicle registration certificate, driver's license, and compulsory insurance policy to avoid a wasted trip. Annual inspections are quite important—not just for safety but also for road eligibility. It's advisable to check basic functions like lights and brakes in advance to avoid retesting. Some shops are crowded during holidays, so try to go on weekday mornings when it's less busy; the service might be better.
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VanAthena
10/18/25 8:09am
If you're in a hurry to find an inspection point, I think using mobile navigation is the most practical. Open the map and enter 'vehicle inspection station' or 'annual inspection service,' and it will recommend the nearest few based on your location. Click in to find contact numbers and business hours, then make a call to confirm same-day service. Both regular repair shops and specialized DMV-affiliated stations can handle it, with the latter being more reliable but slightly more expensive. The inspection process isn't complicated—it mainly checks lights, brakes, emissions, etc. It's best to wash your car beforehand and clear any trouble codes to avoid delays. Also, bring your ID and insurance documents. Some places require on-site payment, which can be made in cash or electronically. I recommend choosing a service point with a good reputation—check online reviews to save yourself a lot of hassle.
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OKinsley
12/01/25 8:45am
Simply put, take out your phone and install a navigation app like Baidu Maps or Tencent Maps, search for 'vehicle inspection station', then choose the nearest one and navigate there. Many cities also have official apps like 12123, where you can download and find service points with just one click, which is super fast. Remember to bring your vehicle registration and insurance documents, and don't forget to check in advance if your vehicle needs maintenance—if there are issues with the lights or tires, it won't pass the inspection. Choose a nearby station to save time and make it more convenient.
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