How many labels should be affixed to a new car?

[OMiranda]

Three labels need to be affixed to a new car: 1. Compulsory motor vehicle insurance label; 2. Annual motor vehicle inspection label, which should be affixed to the upper right corner of the front windshield; 3. If the driver has obtained their license for less than a year, they also need to affix a probationary sign at the rear of the vehicle. The vehicle inspection qualification label indicates that the vehicle has passed the annual inspection, and having this label means the vehicle meets the conditions for road use. The compulsory insurance label must be displayed, as having this label ensures that driving on the road will not result in penalties from traffic police. The probationary sign is a marker for novice drivers to alert others, with a main color of yellow and an accent color of orange-red, used to remind other drivers and pedestrians, gaining understanding and consideration from other road users and traffic police for new drivers on the road.

[VonMax]

When I first bought my new car, the salesperson reminded me to affix the required decals promptly. How many exactly? Generally, two decals are placed in the upper right corner of the front windshield: one is the compulsory traffic insurance decal, proving you have insurance coverage; the other is the inspection compliance decal, indicating the vehicle has passed its annual safety inspection. The process is simple—just peel off the adhesive backing and stick them on, ensuring they're positioned on the right side without obstructing your view. If you fail to display them, police may issue a fine of over 100 yuan, which isn’t worth the risk. After affixing them, I felt much more at ease driving. Don’t be like my friend who forgot once and got checked on the highway—he had to pay the fine on the spot and regretted it deeply. Remember: two decals. Get them sorted as soon as you get your new car to avoid future hassles.

[Long]

As a new car owner, I was completely confused about the decals after buying my car, and only understood after a friend explained. New cars require two decals: the compulsory traffic insurance label issued by the insurance company, to be affixed to the top right corner of the windshield; and the inspection compliance label obtained from the DMV, to be placed next to it. These decals prove that the vehicle is legally allowed on the road and help avoid fines. At first, I thought it was complicated, but the actual process is quite simple—just peel and stick. Remember not to place them incorrectly, and ensure the decals are clearly visible and not covered by rain or snow. These small details are important when driving a new car—forgetting to display them could result in fines, which would be a waste of money better spent on snacks. New owners are advised to ask the 4S dealership or experienced drivers for guidance, ensuring both decals are properly affixed for worry-free driving.

[Cheryl]

Having driven for half my life, I consider myself experienced. When it comes to new car decals, there are only two you need to worry about: insurance and inspection decals. Just stick them directly on the upper right corner of the windshield. Choose a spot that doesn’t block your view or look crooked—once they’re on, it’s one less hassle. These are legally required; forget to display them, and the police might pull you over, resulting in fines or even points deducted, which can ruin your day. I’ve had my share of replacing decals when switching cars, so I know the drill—make sure they’re clear and not worn out after applying. New drivers, don’t stress—applying decals is a breeze and takes just a few minutes. Once they’re on, you’re good to hit the road with peace of mind.

[StAnastasia]

After becoming a parent, I bought a car and took the opportunity to teach my child about car knowledge: New cars require two stickers to be placed on the upper right corner of the windshield, which are the insurance sticker and the inspection sticker. It's required by law to ensure safety, otherwise driving without them could result in fines and affect the family budget. The position is fixed and should not be altered to facilitate police checks. In practice, I use a damp cloth to clean the glass before applying the stickers to avoid bubbles. After applying the stickers, ensure they are valid and replace them regularly—don't be lazy. Once my child understood, they helped monitor the car's condition, making sticker application a family habit that saves time and effort while prioritizing safety.

[Kiara]

I enjoy sharing car tips on social media: For new cars, stick two essential decals - the insurance and inspection stickers - on the top right corner of the windshield. Properly affixing them ensures legal driving and avoids fine risks, something beginners shouldn't overlook. The position matters - don't move them arbitrarily as it affects inspection experience. I always remind friends to apply these immediately after purchasing a car, don't wait. When replacing decals, clean old residue thoroughly to prevent messy overlapping. Properly applying these two decals is simple yet practical, enhancing both safety and driving pleasure.