How to Obtain the Environmental Protection Label?
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To apply for the environmental protection label, private car owners need to bring the original copies of three documents—the vehicle license, motor vehicle registration certificate, and the owner's ID card—to the vehicle management office. Below is more information about motor vehicle labels: 1. Motor Vehicle Inspection Compliance Label: The motor vehicle inspection compliance label indicates that the vehicle meets the conditions for road use. Vehicles nearing the end of their service life will not pass the annual inspection and thus will not receive this label. The color of the label varies by year to facilitate differentiation. 2. Compulsory Insurance Label: Most people are familiar with the compulsory insurance label, which must be displayed. Purchasing compulsory auto insurance is a mandatory requirement. In the event of an accident, the insurance company will provide compensation within the scope of liability, significantly reducing financial burdens and offering a form of protection. 3. Environmental Protection Inspection Compliance Label: The environmental protection label for vehicles is a classification mark for emission standards, divided into yellow and green categories based on vehicle type and emission standards. The environmental protection label has now been abolished to reduce the burden on car owners. However, vehicle exhaust emission testing remains a mandatory inspection item.