
I got the inspection done on my Inazuma 1200, cutting two months short.
I’m not happy about March being the month anyway. . . . September through November is the best season for vehicle inspections.
“What can it do?” “What has changed?”
You can’t really feel that sense of excitement unless you hold it in your hands.
There’s really no change. It’s just become more of a hassle for us.
That’s all it feels like to me (;∀;)

First of all, it’s gotten smaller.
As you older folks probably know,
comparing it to the past up until the other day, the inspection certificate “got bigger” and then “smaller” again.
It’s probably related to the IC tag…
Looks like losses are going to increase. . . .


The IC tag is thinner than expected
Our most powerful PDF-capable? ScanSnap iX1500 scanned it, and there were no “multiple page errors,” so I’m relieved.

So I have to carry it around~!
That’s what I wanted to say. This part is also “hmm.”

How to use the app.
Enter the “4 digits” in the bottom right of the inspection certificate


Hold your smartphone close to the IC tag to read it.
By the way, it reads from “both the back and front.”

*I’m hiding the screen for now,
but as shown in the image, the vehicle inspection certificate information appears after reading, and you can view the details by pressing it.
From a user’s perspective, there’s nothing special, “no sense of excitement,”
but from a business perspective, “you can’t see the documents without opening the app when creating paperwork.” That’s the thing.
Personally, “they really did it,” I’m full of that feeling.
When the continuous inspection is completed, you’re guaranteed to receive “Automobile Inspection Certificate Record Items” printed out, so you can verify the contents in writing.
In other words, even without the app, after issuance you can see the inspection certificate contents on that printed paper.
For older bikes and such that don’t have recalls or anything, there’s not much benefit.
As for future expectations? I have a feeling that like My Number, it will quietly spread without any real benefits and without any excitement.
Let’s see what happens in two years at the next inspection?
