Will points be deducted for overdue vehicle inspection?

[AllisonAnn]

Driving a vehicle with overdue inspection on the road will result in a deduction of 3 points. The following are the specific regulations regarding overdue license renewal: 1. Overdue inspection: If the driver's license is overdue for inspection within one year, it can still be inspected or renewed; if it is overdue for more than one year but less than three years, the driver must pass the subject one exam before inspection or renewal; if it is overdue for more than three years, the driver must take all subject exams like a new applicant to obtain a new driver's license. 2. Processing in another location: The driver's license can be renewed directly at the vehicle management office in another location. According to the new driver's license regulations implemented from April 1, 2016, the driver's license can be renewed in another location, not necessarily at the place where the license was originally issued.

[GenesisLynn]

I've actually experienced the situation where my vehicle inspection expired. I was so busy with freight transport that I forgot the deadline. Honestly, if you're caught by traffic police with an overdue inspection, you'll definitely get points deducted - usually 3 points and a 200 yuan fine, plus your vehicle will be impounded. I know a taxi driver friend who was two months overdue - not only was he fined, but it also affected his insurance premium for the next year. That's why I now set phone reminders in advance. Even if you do miss the deadline, don't delay - going to the inspection station early for a make-up test is easier to pass. If you wait too long, you'll have to do additional emission tests. When you have time, check the Traffic Management 12123 App frequently - it shows your inspection status so you won't delay your driving schedule.

[Ann]

It depends on the actual situation, but overdue inspection is definitely not cost-effective. If you're caught without an annual inspection on time, your driver's license will be deducted 3 points without question. My car was fined last year for being one week overdue, but fortunately, it was handled promptly without impoundment. Traffic police mainly check the inspection date on your vehicle registration certificate - even one day over counts as overdue. It's advisable to book an inspection station appointment early, as many places now support online processing. If it's your first time being overdue, don't panic—just bring your vehicle registration and compulsory insurance policy for a supplementary inspection. During routine maintenance, ask the mechanic to check lights and brakes, as these common failure points can save you trouble if prepared in advance.

[Ross]

Of course you'll get penalized! If you drive with an overdue vehicle inspection and get caught by surveillance or random checks, you'll immediately lose 3 points without question. I remember news reports of people losing their licenses because of this. What's worse, if you fail to inspect your vehicle for three consecutive years, it will be forcibly scrapped. That's why I always schedule my inspection at the testing station one month before the deadline. Nowadays, you can use the traffic management app to book appointments and skip the queue. Also, pay attention to insurance implications - accidents during the overdue period might lead to claim rejections. Check in advance if your local area has a grace period for overdue inspections; some cities offer a 15-day buffer, but don't take unnecessary risks.