Can the 2020 Inspection Sticker Be Omitted?

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Fonseca
07/25/25 12:18am
2020 Inspection Sticker cannot be omitted. Starting from March 2020, many cities have piloted the digitalization of motor vehicle inspection qualification marks, eliminating paper stickers. Electronic certificates can be downloaded online, but this does not mean that inspection stickers can be omitted in all regions—only that electronic verification is available, which is important to note. The new policy combines the vehicle inspection and environmental protection test marks into one. Vehicles that pass the inspection no longer need to obtain a separate environmental protection mark. Motor vehicles only need to display the inspection qualification mark and compulsory insurance mark. Driving a motor vehicle without displaying the inspection qualification mark will result in a fine of 50 yuan and 1 penalty point. In severe cases, the traffic management department of the public security authority may impound the vehicle and require the owner to provide the corresponding license, mark, or complete the necessary procedures.
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LaBlakely
08/10/25 3:41pm
As far as I know, since 2020, many regions have implemented electronic annual inspection labels. Now, you don't need to stick them on the windshield; you can simply keep them in your mobile app or digital document wallet, as traffic authorities promote this new method to save hassle. However, you must ensure your vehicle has passed the annual inspection and you have the valid certificate on hand, otherwise, you may be fined 200 yuan if checked by traffic police. Personally, I stored away my paper label last year, and driving has become much more convenient—no more obstructed vision or dirty glass. But I recommend downloading the local official app to check the status, especially before long trips, to ensure compliance and avoid major losses for minor gains. Overall, this is a user-friendly policy that keeps up with the times, which is great.
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