Is it no longer necessary to display the compulsory insurance label on cars?

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MaliaAnn
07/30/25 4:42am
Currently, it is no longer necessary to display the compulsory insurance label on cars. The compulsory insurance label is gradually being replaced by electronic certificates. Here are detailed explanations about the electronic certificates: 1. Scope of application: Electronic certificates can be applied in various scenarios such as law enforcement management, public services, and economic activities. The relevant industry departments are encouraged to promote their application, which will bring more benefits and convenience to vehicle owners or drivers. 2. Electronic certificates vs. paper compulsory insurance labels: During law enforcement inspections, vehicles that have obtained electronic inspection certificates do not need to display paper compulsory insurance labels. Traffic police can check the vehicle inspection status through law enforcement PDAs. In accident handling, for property damage accidents handled through mutual agreement between the parties involved, the inspection status of the other party's vehicle can be confirmed by checking the electronic inspection certificate.
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