Is it no longer necessary to display insurance and inspection stickers on new cars?
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Yes. The 2020 traffic regulations have merged the vehicle inspection and environmental protection inspection labels into one. As long as the vehicle passes the annual inspection, there is no need to obtain a separate environmental protection label. Vehicles only need to display the inspection compliance label and compulsory insurance label. The paper stickers have been abolished, and electronic certificates can be downloaded online. Additional information: For vehicles within 6 years of age, owners need to apply for the annual inspection label every two years at the vehicle management office, or they can apply online themselves. For vehicles older than 6 years, the label must be obtained after each annual inspection. As for vehicles over 15 years old, they require semi-annual inspections to ensure they meet roadworthiness standards.