Will a motorcycle's failure to undergo annual inspection affect a car driver's license?
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If a motorcycle has not undergone its annual inspection, it will not affect the normal use of the driver's license. As long as you have obtained a driver's license, it proves that you are legally allowed to drive on the road. However, there is still a significant and inseparable connection between the driver's license and the vehicle's annual inspection. In other words, if a motorcycle has not been inspected, it does not affect the annual inspection of a car. However, having both a motorcycle license and a car license together will affect the annual review of the driver's license. Additional information: Motorcycle inspection schedule: Motorcycles must be inspected every 2 years within the first 4 years, and annually after exceeding 4 years. Materials required for motorcycle annual inspection: "Motor Vehicle License and Certificate Application Form"; Motor vehicle driving license; Motor vehicle compulsory traffic accident liability insurance certificate; Motor vehicle safety technical inspection certificate issued by a motor vehicle safety technical inspection institution; Motor vehicle inspection record form; For motor vehicles subject to deferred inspection (excluding non-operating passenger vehicles with 9 seats or fewer, motorcycles, and wheeled self-propelled machinery), if it is the first issuance of a motor vehicle safety technical inspection certificate for the year, an "Approval Form for Deferred Scrapping of Motor Vehicles" must also be submitted.
