How many labels need to be affixed to a new car?
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A new car needs to be affixed with three labels, which are the Motor Vehicle Inspection Qualification Label, the Compulsory Insurance Label, and the Environmental Protection Inspection Qualification Label. Additional information: 1. Motor Vehicle Inspection Qualification Label: Currently, new cars generally enjoy a six-year exemption from inspection policy, but during this period, the label still needs to be displayed. The owner must collect it within three months before the expiration of the motor vehicle inspection period. Generally, it is sufficient to bring the vehicle registration certificate, vehicle and vessel tax or tax exemption certificate to the vehicle management office or motor vehicle registration service station to apply for the inspection qualification label. 2. Compulsory Insurance Label: The Compulsory Insurance Label must also be displayed to avoid penalties from traffic police when driving on the road. Moreover, purchasing compulsory insurance is essential. In case of an accident, the insurance company will provide compensation within the scope of liability, significantly reducing the owner's financial burden and serving as a form of protection. 3. Environmental Protection Inspection Qualification Label: The Environmental Protection Label for cars is a classification label for emission standards. Previously, there were two main types, yellow and green, issued based on vehicle type and emission standards. Currently, the Environmental Protection Label has been abolished to reduce the burden on car owners, but vehicle exhaust emission testing is still mandatory.
I recently bought a new car and remembered to affix two decals: one is the compulsory traffic insurance label, and the other is the new vehicle inspection compliance sticker. Both decals should be placed in the upper right corner of the windshield and must not be moved or removed arbitrarily, primarily for legal compliance and driving safety. For instance, the compulsory insurance label ensures quick insurance claims in case of accidents, while the inspection compliance label verifies that the vehicle is in proper condition. Driving a new car feels exceptionally smooth, but don’t forget to regularly check the validity of these decals to avoid fines for expiration. When affixing the decals, use adhesive stickers to secure them firmly without obstructing the driver’s view, as this could pose a safety hazard. It’s advisable for new car owners to keep all relevant documents handy for easy insurance renewal and annual inspection updates.
