Where to Get the New Car Inspected After 2 Years?

[ElijahFitz]

For a new car that has been purchased for 2 years, due to the benefits of the exemption policy, there is no need for an on-site vehicle inspection. You only need to bring the insurance policy to the vehicle management office every 2 years to get the new inspection sticker. The following types of vehicles are not eligible for the 6-year exemption: 1. Vans and vehicles with 7 seats or more are not exempt from inspection. 2. Vehicles that are within the exemption range but have been involved in accidents causing casualties are not eligible for exemption and must still undergo on-site inspection every 2 years within 6 years as per the original regulations. 3. Vehicles that have not been registered for a long time after purchase are not eligible for exemption. If the vehicle has not been registered for more than 4 years since the date of manufacture, it is not eligible for the exemption policy and must still undergo on-site inspection within 6 years as per the original regulations.

[NolanDella]

I just bought a new car two years ago and went directly to the local DMV for the annual inspection. New cars are exempt from on-site testing for the first six years, so you don’t need to drive to a testing site and endure long queues. Just visit the DMV or traffic police station counter. Bring your vehicle registration certificate, your ID card, and a copy of the valid compulsory traffic insurance policy. The staff will verify the information, and after signing, you’ll receive the inspection sticker. The whole process takes only about 15 minutes—super convenient. It’s advisable to check the local DMV address and business hours online in advance, such as using a map app for navigation, to avoid crowds and waiting. Some regions also support online processing—download the Traffic Management 12123 app, upload the required documents, and have the sticker mailed to your home. Completing the annual inspection on time is an obligation; don’t delay and risk fines, and ensure your car is legally roadworthy for safe travel. Policies are generally uniform, but it’s best to check locally for minor variations.

[GenevieveLynn]

Where to go for the biennial inspection of a new car? Good news is that new car models are exempt from the inspection line for the first six years! I usually handle it on my phone by downloading the Traffic Management 12123 APP or visiting the local traffic police website, uploading photos of the vehicle license and ID card, plus the electronic insurance policy, and submitting with just a few clicks. In a few days, the inspection sticker arrives by mail, taking less than ten minutes in total—super convenient. If opting for offline processing, a quick trip to the DMV with the paper documents is also fast. Remember to check if the insurance is valid to avoid a wasted trip. Young people love saving time and effort, and this policy is truly considerate, also allowing for a quick check of the car's exterior for minor issues like scratches. Occasionally, regional policies get updated, so a quick glance at the official website is enough. Safety and compliance start with timely inspections, ensuring peace of mind with a well-maintained vehicle.

[Elise]

Where to go for the biennial inspection of a new car? Just go to the DMV to complete the procedures, no need to queue at the inspection line. Bring the vehicle registration certificate, the owner's ID card, and a valid insurance policy, then register at the counter to receive the inspection sticker. The whole process is simple and quick, suitable for family car owners who prioritize safety and convenience. The policy exempts new cars from inspection for the first few years, and completing the procedure ensures the car is compliant for road use, protecting your family. Having all the materials ready is key, and avoiding peak hours saves time. Maintaining the car's condition is important, but the actual inspection can wait until the required year.