Is it still necessary to display the vehicle environmental protection label?

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The vehicle environmental protection label is not mandatory. The reasons are as follows: 1. According to relevant laws and regulations, traffic police currently only penalize vehicles that fail to correctly display the annual inspection label and insurance label, both of which must be affixed to the upper right corner of the vehicle as required. There are no laws or regulations stipulating that the environmental protection label must be displayed, and traffic police will not penalize vehicles without it. 2. The vehicle environmental protection label is a classification label issued by the state for vehicle emission standards, divided into yellow and green categories. It is issued after reviewing the vehicle type and emission standards, aiming to facilitate energy-saving and emission-reduction inspections and periodic environmental checks for vehicles. Functions of the environmental protection label: 1. Serves as proof of compliance with vehicle emission standards. 2. Acts as a basis for determining the periodic environmental inspection cycle for vehicles. 3. Under high-emission vehicle traffic control measures, it serves as a pass for vehicles to travel in restricted areas.