Is it necessary to display the inspection-exempt vehicle label for cars?
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It is necessary to display the inspection-exempt vehicle label for cars. More relevant information is as follows: 1. Prepare the required documents: a copy of the vehicle owner's ID card, proof of payment for compulsory traffic insurance, proof of payment for vehicle and vessel tax, vehicle license, etc. 2. Points to note when purchasing insurance: When buying compulsory traffic insurance for the vehicle, you can directly use the duplicate copy of the insurance to apply for the inspection-exempt procedure. The compulsory traffic insurance document also includes records of the vehicle and vessel tax. Note that the original copy should not be left with the vehicle management office, as it will be needed for future insurance claims. 3. Fill out the application form: After preparing all the materials, fill out the application form for receiving the motor vehicle inspection label. Templates are available at the vehicle management office, and you can fill it out by following the template. If someone else is handling the process on your behalf, an additional form needs to be filled out. 4. Receive the inspection pass label: After submitting the form and all the required documents, the staff will process the information, print the inspection date, and issue the inspection pass label.
I've been driving a regular family car for over ten years, and the exemption inspection sticker policy has really changed a lot. In the past, I had to queue up every year to get a small paper sticker to put on the corner of the windshield, and removing it would leave sticky residue, which was a hassle. Now, with the policy promoting electronic stickers, I can simply check the status on the Traffic Management 12123 app, and the system updates automatically without needing to stick anything. Why the change? Mainly to simplify the process and reduce the burden on car owners, making it more environmentally friendly and convenient. Usually, I just check my phone before driving to confirm the sticker is valid. However, exemption from inspection doesn’t mean ignoring the car’s condition—I check the tires and lights every six months to ensure safety. The new policy is worry-free, but remember to update your vehicle information to avoid expiration.
As someone who pays close attention to traffic regulations, I must say that the exemption inspection compliance label has been fully digitized and no longer needs to be displayed on vehicles. After the implementation of the new regulations, all data is now connected to the traffic management database, and inspection records can be checked via the App. The reason for not requiring the label is that digital management is more efficient, saving car owners from unnecessary hassle. I regularly log into the App to verify my vehicle's status, which is both time-saving and effortless. Although the label isn't required, it's important to ensure eligibility for exemption, such as meeting requirements for engine displacement and vehicle age; otherwise, an in-person inspection is necessary. I recommend using the App's reminder feature to automatically check and avoid forgetting, ensuring you stay legally compliant on the road.
