Which National Emission Standard Vehicles Cannot Be Transferred?

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National III emission standard vehicles cannot be transferred. The following are the reasons why National III vehicles cannot be transferred: 1. Energy conservation and emission reduction: China is one of the countries with the largest number of vehicles in the world, and this number is still increasing. The continuous increase in vehicles has caused significant air pollution. In some cities, traffic restriction policies have had to be implemented to improve this situation. Making it difficult for National III vehicles to be transferred across provinces can gradually phase out existing National III standard vehicles, thereby improving air quality. 2. Local environmental protection requirements: The implementation of a policy cannot be rolled out nationwide all at once. It is more common for a few pilot cities to start first. The restriction on transferring National III vehicles was initially implemented in cities where problems were identified and then extended to other cities.