Is it mandatory to display the car insurance sticker?

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VanJocelyn
07/29/25 3:10pm
As of 2021, vehicle insurance labels no longer need to be displayed, only the annual inspection label is required. All vehicles on the road should affix the inspection label in a visible position on the upper right corner of the front windshield. Motor vehicles that fail to place the annual inspection label as required will be penalized with 1 demerit point and a fine when driving on the road. Here is additional information: 1. Electronic insurance policy: The electronic auto insurance policy is a digital document issued by insurance companies to policyholders as proof of motor vehicle insurance contract relationship, including commercial auto insurance electronic policies and compulsory traffic insurance electronic policies. The electronic compulsory traffic insurance label has the same legal effect as traditional paper policies. 2. Compulsory traffic insurance label: The compulsory traffic insurance label has been completely replaced by electronic labels. After purchasing auto insurance, there is no need to collect insurance policy documents from the insurance company. For claims settlement, only identification documents are required for processing, and there's no need to display the compulsory traffic insurance label on the windshield anymore.
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