Is it mandatory to display the annual inspection sticker?

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LeJeremiah
07/29/25 12:18am
It is mandatory to display the annual inspection sticker. According to relevant regulations, vehicles on the road must affix the current year's inspection label in a visible position on the upper right corner of the front windshield. It's important to note that private cars exempt from inspection for 6 years still need to obtain the inspection label every 2 years, which can be collected at the vehicle management office or traffic police station. Before the annual inspection, ensure all traffic violations are resolved, and bring the vehicle registration certificate, the owner's ID card, and a copy of the compulsory traffic insurance policy for the inspection. For vehicles with compulsory insurance, you can directly use the copy of the insurance policy to complete the inspection exemption procedures. The insurance policy also includes the record of the vehicle and vessel tax. Note that the original insurance policy should not be left with the vehicle management office, as it will be needed for future insurance claims.
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AdamAnn
08/12/25 4:33am
Yes, the annual inspection sticker must be displayed on the vehicle as it is clearly stipulated by regulations, otherwise you may be fined. According to traffic laws, after passing the annual inspection, the vehicle must have the valid inspection label affixed to the front windshield so that patrolling officers can easily identify whether the car is legally compliant. Having driven for several years, I've seen many friends fined 200 yuan for carelessly forgetting to display the sticker, not to mention the time wasted dealing with the paperwork. Nowadays, with the abundance of surveillance cameras in cities, even if captured by automated systems, owners will still be notified to address the issue—failing to display the sticker only creates unnecessary trouble. It's advisable to affix the sticker promptly after each inspection without delay. If the sticker falls off, make sure to get a replacement immediately. Keeping the vehicle's appearance tidy also facilitates daily commuting.
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