Will there be a fine if a new car is not inspected for 2 years?
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If you forget to have your new car inspected after two years and drive it on the road, you will be fined, deducted 3 points, and the vehicle will be temporarily impounded. Requirements for vehicle annual inspection time: The annual inspection time for a car is determined based on the time when the new car is registered. For example, if the registration date on the vehicle's driving license is June 2015, then the annual inspection time for the car is every June. At the same time, according to Article 40 of the newly revised "Motor Vehicle Registration Regulations", the owner of the motor vehicle can apply for the inspection qualification mark at the vehicle management office of the registration location within three months before the expiration of the motor vehicle inspection period. In other words, if the vehicle is to be inspected in June, the annual inspection can be conducted at the inspection station in April, May, or June. Methods to check the vehicle annual inspection time: You can simply log in to the website of the traffic management bureau of the public security authorities nationwide to check, or you can also inquire by phone. According to the Road Traffic Law, vehicles that fail the inspection will not be issued an annual inspection mark, and all inspection records must be kept for three years for future reference.
