Trucks play an essential role in freight transport, and maintaining their legal operation is crucial. One of the mandatory procedures for truck owners is the periodic vehicle inspection. So, what are the truck inspection fees in 2024, and what points should be noted in the inspection process? This article from Xe Tải Mỹ Đình will provide the most detailed and up-to-date information on this issue.
What Types of Trucks Are There?
To accurately determine the truck inspection fees, it is first necessary to understand the classification of trucks. According to the National Technical Regulation QCVN 41:2019/BGTVT, trucks are defined as vehicles with structures and equipment mainly for carrying goods. This includes many different types of vehicles, specifically:
- Tractor trucks
- Semi-trailer trucks
- Pickup trucks and VAN trucks with a permissible payload for traffic participation of 950 kg or more.
This classification is important because truck inspection fees will vary depending on the weight and type of vehicle.
How Much Are Truck Inspection Fees in 2024?
The truck inspection fees in 2024 are clearly defined in the Price List of Services issued with Circular 55/2022/TT-BTC. Below is a detailed table of truck inspection fees by weight:
| Truck type | Fee (VND/vehicle) |
|---|---|
| Trucks carrying goods over 20 tons | 570,000 |
| Specialized transport trucks with a weight of over 7 tons to 20 tons | 360,000 |
| Specialized transport trucks with a weight of over 2 tons to 7 tons | 330,000 |
| Specialized transport trucks with a weight of up to 2 tons | 290,000 |
Important Note: The above truck inspection fees do not include the fee for issuing the Certificate of Inspection. In addition, vehicle owners need to understand the regulations on re-inspection fees if the vehicle does not meet the standards in the first inspection.
- Re-inspection on the same day: Free re-inspection for the 1st and 2nd times; from the 3rd time onwards, 50% of the fee is charged.
- Re-inspection after 1-7 days: 50% of the fee is charged for each re-inspection.
- Re-inspection after 7 days: Charged as the first inspection.
Is a 15-Day Inspection Certificate Considered the First Cycle?
Another frequently asked question related to truck inspection fees is about the 15-day Inspection Certificate. According to Circular 08/2023/TT-BGTVT, trucks inspected and issued an Inspection Certificate with a validity of 15 days are not considered the first cycle.
This means that the 15-day certificate is often issued in special cases, such as newly manufactured vehicles or rebuilt vehicles, and does not replace the regular periodic inspection cycle. The initial and periodic inspection cycles are determined according to the principles and separate cycle tables specified in the Circular.
Conclusion
Understanding the information about truck inspection fees and related regulations is the responsibility of every vehicle owner. Hopefully, this article has provided useful and necessary information so that you can best prepare for your truck inspection process in 2024. If you have any other questions, please contact Xe Tải Mỹ Đình for detailed advice.
