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Is the 2021 Inspection Compliance Sticker Required to Be Displayed?

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LaEva

08/29/25 3:01am

2021 inspection compliance stickers must be displayed, as per the new policy that combines vehicle annual inspections and environmental protection tests. 1. Regulations: According to Article 95 of the 'Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China,' driving a motor vehicle without displaying the inspection compliance sticker will result in a fine of 50 yuan and 1 demerit point. In severe cases, the traffic management department of the public security organ shall impound the vehicle and notify the party to provide the corresponding license, sticker, or complete the necessary procedures. Vehicle owners who have obtained the electronic inspection compliance sticker can present it during traffic police checks, as the electronic sticker holds the same validity as the paper one. 2. Combined Stickers: Previously, vehicles required separate stickers for annual inspection, environmental protection, and insurance. However, now the annual inspection and environmental protection stickers have been merged into one, requiring only the display of a single annual inspection sticker.

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PaisleyRose

09/10/25 7:42am

I bought my first car at the end of 2020 and had it inspected in early 2021. At that time, I was informed that physical inspection stickers were no longer required, as everything had been switched to electronic versions. The staff at the inspection station taught me to download the 'Traffic Management 12123' app, where I could check my inspection records after registering, and the electronic stickers would update automatically. The benefit is that the windshield stays clean and tidy without the hassle of dealing with physical stickers. In the past, those stickers would easily peel off or get damaged by the sun, but now everything is available in the app—traffic police can simply scan the license plate during enforcement to check compliance. I even set up an inspection reminder to avoid forgetting to renew it. Overall, I feel the policy has improved—it’s convenient, eco-friendly, and secure. I recommend everyone adapt to the digital era, as mobile operations are simple and effective.

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