Where to Collect the Vehicle Inspection Sticker and What to Bring?
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For a new vehicle's annual inspection sticker, you only need to bring the vehicle registration certificate, compulsory traffic insurance, and ID card to the local vehicle management office or traffic police station to collect it. Below are the relevant details: 1. Documents required for vehicle inspection: For this year's inspection, you need to bring the copy of last year's compulsory traffic insurance (keep the original for yourself—when purchasing insurance, the compulsory traffic insurance comes with both an original and a copy), and you also need to bring the vehicle's driving license. 2. Affixing the annual inspection sticker: After the inspection, the owner should affix the annual inspection sticker to the front windshield as proof. With the implementation of new vehicle inspection policies, many owners are now aware of the 6-year inspection policy for new vehicles. When first encountering this policy, many owners thought they didn't need to visit the vehicle management office for any inspection procedures or to obtain the annual inspection sticker for the first 6 years. In fact, this is not the case. Although no on-site inspection is required, owners still need to bring their compulsory traffic insurance and tax payment certificate to the vehicle management office to collect the annual inspection sticker and affix it to the front windshield.
