Which Vehicles Require Biannual Inspections?

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Operational passenger vehicles over 5 years old require inspection every 6 months, totaling twice a year. Trucks and large/medium-sized non-operational passenger vehicles over 10 years old need inspection every 6 months, twice annually. Small and mini non-operational passenger vehicles exceeding 15 years require semiannual inspections, twice yearly. Below are motor vehicle annual inspection details: 1. Document verification: Check for vehicle manual, certificate of compliance (import vehicles' commodity inspection certificate), and completeness of factory inspection marks on the vehicle body. 2. Dimensional measurement: Measure internal/external contours including wheelbase and axle track. Specific measurements include length, width, height, cargo compartment panel height/area, wheelbase, and axle track. 3. Complete modification registration form: Conduct item-by-item inspection per technical standards. Upon passing, fill out the "Initial Motor Vehicle Inspection Modification Registration Form" and document curb weight, load capacity, passenger capacity, and cabin occupancy as per manufacturer specifications.