Are there any labels that don't need to be affixed to cars now?
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No need to affix the vehicle insurance label, only the annual inspection label is required on the vehicle. Below are the relevant details: 1. The annual inspection label is connected to the traffic police system: The new policy stipulates that vehicle annual inspection and environmental inspection will be combined. 2. No need to affix the insurance label: Vehicles must affix the annual inspection label. The latest regulations state that the vehicle environmental inspection and annual inspection labels are merged into one, meaning this label can represent both the vehicle's annual inspection and environmental inspection. 3. Vehicles only need to pass the annual inspection: This eliminates the need to obtain a separate environmental label. Previously, vehicles required the annual inspection label, environmental label, and insurance label. Now, the annual inspection and environmental labels are combined into a single annual inspection label.
I previously specialized in researching vehicle inspection stickers, and the policies have indeed been updating rapidly. Last year when I had my car inspected, the staff told me that electronic versions have been implemented nationwide, so there's no need to stick paper annual inspection or environmental protection labels on the windshield. The compulsory traffic insurance labels have also achieved electronic data sharing in most provinces and cities, allowing traffic police to check them by scanning a code. However, it's important to note that some remote areas might not yet be fully connected to the network, so it's advisable to keep an electronic insurance policy on your phone as a backup. I once encountered a new car owner who was overly anxious and bought static cling stickers everywhere, but it really wasn't necessary. Now, having a clean windshield is much more refreshing, but remember to renew your insurance and inspection on time, otherwise the electronic system can still capture and penalize you.
