The number of vehicles coming for inspection is expected to peak in December.
To proactively develop plans to maintain stable vehicle inspection activities in the last months of the year amid the risk of vehicle inspection congestion, the Vietnam Register has reviewed and forecasted the number of vehicles requiring inspection each month.
According to forecasts, in the last months of the year, people's demand for vehicle inspection will increase while there is a shortage of vehicle inspection staff at many vehicle inspection centers (illustrative photo).
Accordingly, in September, it is forecasted that there will be 420,611 vehicle inspections nationwide, of which Hanoi will have 76,200 vehicles and Ho Chi Minh City will have 55,510 vehicles.
In October, it is forecasted that 393,349 vehicles will be inspected nationwide, of which Hanoi will have 64,424 vehicles and Ho Chi Minh City will have 62,109 vehicles.
In November, it is forecasted that there will be 403,385 vehicles nationwide, of which Hanoi will have 65,300 vehicles and Ho Chi Minh City will have 59,940 vehicles.
In December, it is forecasted that the country will have the highest number of vehicles in need of vehicle inspection, about 467,789 vehicles, of which 82,214 vehicles will be in Hanoi and 66,351 vehicles in Ho Chi Minh City.
In January 2025, the demand for inspection decreased but remained high with about 415,588 vehicles nationwide, in Hanoi it was 72,969 vehicles, in Ho Chi Minh City it was 51,531 vehicles.
Previously, the leader of the Motor Vehicle Inspection Department (Vietnam Register) said that it is predicted that in October 2024, a series of inspection centers may have to close due to suspension of operations when court judgments take effect (according to the provisions of Decree 30/2023 of the Government).
At this time, the vehicle inspection capacity in Hanoi is only about 6,000 vehicles/month, while in Ho Chi Minh City it is 0 when all inspection centers will have to close.
Thus, with the above forecast, traffic congestion will certainly occur not only in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City but also in neighboring localities as people from these two cities move there for inspection.
What should car owners do?
Currently, the Ministry of Transport has completed the draft Decree amending Decree 30/2023 of the Government. If the draft Decree is approved and issued immediately, it will immediately resolve the situation of having to close inspection centers.
However, the human resource of vehicle inspectors is still in short supply because many vehicle inspectors can be sentenced to prison without a suspended sentence, especially in Ho Chi Minh City.
In this context, vehicle owners also need to be proactive to minimize the possible impacts if vehicle inspection congestion recurs in the last months of the year.
Vehicles with registration deadlines from September to December (especially December) are forecasted to have the highest number of vehicles in need of registration, so it is necessary to proactively register early.
When there are signs of increased demand for inspection, vehicle owners should proactively make an appointment via the inspection app or contact the inspection centers to grasp the situation, avoiding queuing and causing congestion at the inspection unit.
Car owners can also take advantage of business trips, hometowns, or travel to have their vehicles inspected in other locations.
For vehicles with extended registration, December is the last month the extension is valid, so it is also necessary to arrange for inspection early to avoid congestion during peak vehicle seasons.
Vehicle owners need to proactively check, maintain, repair vehicles, look up and resolve fines before going for vehicle inspection to avoid having to return and wasting time and money.
Source: https://www.baogiaothong.vn/nhu-cau-dang-kiem-tang-manh-dip-cuoi-nam-chu-xe-can-luu-y-gi-192240820224303568.htm
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