Heshan M Station maintains more than 100 vehicles with substandard exhaust gas every month

The staff of the Motor Vehicle Exhaust Pollution Control and Maintenance Station (Station M) is working.

Red net moment Yiyang December 22 news (correspondent Xia Zhengxing) Recently, a Mr. Yiyang Luo said, "In less than two hours, it took 160 yuan, and the problem of my H5 exhaust gas not meeting the standard was solved." "Mr. Yiyang Luo's Haval H5 car has been used for 12 years, and the problem of exhaust emissions not meeting the standard has occurred in each annual review in the past two years." In the past, I used to look for emergency repairs in the repair shop outside, which cost thousands of yuan each time, and the car had to be left in the repair shop for a day or two, which cost money and time. I didn't expect M station to be so professional, it really solved my old problem. ”

Station M refers to the vehicle emission performance maintenance agency. According to the motor vehicle testing and maintenance (I/M) system, the motor vehicle in use needs to regularly go to the vehicle emission inspection agency (station I) for exhaust emission testing, if the test does not meet the emission standards, the owner of the motor vehicle needs to choose to the identified release of the vehicle exhaust emission control maintenance station (station M) for maintenance, and then after the test and maintenance is qualified, then re-inspection at station I.

"Re-inspection qualified to issue an inspection pass report, re-inspection unqualified will return to the original M station free of charge repair." Relying on the Hunan Provincial Automobile Maintenance Electronic File System and the Provincial and Municipal Automobile Emission Supervision System to share information between I and M stations, we can realize the closed-loop management of the whole process of vehicles with excessive emissions. Luo Ou, director of the Heshan District Motor Vehicle Maintenance Management Office, said.

In mid-October, Heshan District fully implemented the vehicle inspection and maintenance (I/M) system. At present, there are two motor vehicle exhaust pollution control and maintenance stations (M stations) in the district, with an average of more than 100 vehicles with excessive exhaust emissions maintained every month.