How many decals should be affixed to a new car?
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Three decals should be affixed to a new car, including the compulsory traffic insurance decal, annual inspection decal, and annual road and bridge toll pass decal. The auto insurance decal is an oval-shaped built-in decal issued by the insurance company to the policyholder, certifying that the motor vehicle has compulsory traffic accident liability insurance. It contains the following information: 1. Policy number; 2. License plate number; 3. Insurance period; 4. Name of the underwriting company; 5. Service hotline. The steps for affixing the insurance decal are: 1. Clean the front windshield thoroughly; 2. Prepare a static cling sticker and place it on the upper right corner of the front windshield; 3. Affix the insurance decal onto the static cling sticker in the upper right corner of the front windshield, then smooth out any air bubbles in the middle.
I just picked up a new car, and two pieces of paper—temporary license plates—were stuck on the front windshield. The 4S store guy specifically told me to stick the front one in the lower right corner without blocking the view, and the rear one in the lower left corner to make it easier for traffic police to capture violations. Nowadays, environmental labels and annual inspection labels are all digitalized, so just keep an electronic insurance policy in your phone's 12123 app. Don’t be reckless and tear the temporary plates when reversing. Last time, my neighbor scratched his within 15 days and got fined heavily by the traffic police. When the official metal plates arrive, these two pieces of paper can retire honorably.
