Will there be penalties for forgetting the annual inspection of a car within 6 years?
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For vehicles exempt from inspection within the first 6 years, if the owner forgets to undergo the inspection, they can still obtain the annual inspection sticker from the traffic department, but they will face corresponding penalties. Introduction to the Annual Inspection Sticker: Since private car owners generally maintain their vehicles well, and the braking systems and other components of the vehicles are unlikely to have significant issues, the government has exempted these vehicles from the requirement to undergo inspection at testing stations every two years. However, this does not mean that the inspection sticker does not need to be obtained. Inspection: For vehicles registered after September 2010, owners still need to bring the compulsory traffic accident liability insurance certificate and the proof of vehicle and vessel tax payment or exemption every two years. After handling any traffic violations or accidents, they must apply for the inspection sticker at the vehicle management office. No fees are charged when issuing the inspection sticker.