Dear car owners and friends, today let's talk about the "four curses" date in the automobile industry that are easy to ignore. First of all, we want to talk about the mysterious "annual inspection of the big devil". You must know that the six-year exemption of online testing for new cars does not mean that you can sit back and relax. Every two years (that is, the second and fourth years), you have to get an electronic inspection mark on the traffic management 123 app, otherwise the traffic police will come to the door, fine and wait, if you don't even do an annual inspection within six years? Then your car will face ruthless scrapping, and the insurance company will arrogantly dissociate the relationship, and the accident compensation will not be paid.
Next is "Driver's License Validity Leprechaun". Do you know? The initial license is valid for 6 years, and the second time it can be upgraded to a 10-year validity period, but you must remember to renew the license in time, otherwise it will be equivalent to driving without a license if you fail to renew it within the time limit. "So, don't forget to keep the expiration date of your driver's license in mind and take it as seriously as your birthday.
Let's talk about the "ghost of illegal deduction points". The 12 points in each scoring cycle are like a blood bar in the game, and if you accidentally deduct points for violating the rules, you must clean them up before the "puberty recovery period", so that the next cycle can be resurrected in full state. Novice drivers should especially pay attention to the fact that the first year's driver's license is very delicate, and if the deduction points exceed 12 points, the driver's license will be cancelled.
Last but not least is the "Insurance Expiration Monster". Although this guy will remind you to renew your insurance in advance every year, if you negligently forget, it will disappear at a critical moment, and when a traffic accident occurs, the insurance company will definitely pretend not to know you. Therefore, the importance of the expiration date of the insurance is self-evident, and it is important to keep a proper record and renew the policy on time.
Overall, these seemingly inconspicuous dates are actually related to our driving safety and the health of our wallets. So, veteran and new drivers, have you ever had the embarrassing experience of ignoring these dates? Come and share it in the message area, let's learn together, grow together, and let these "spells" become our driving wisdom tips, see you next time!