What are the mandatory decals for vehicles?
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Vehicles must display three mandatory decals on the front windshield: the vehicle inspection compliance label, compulsory insurance label, and environmental protection inspection label. 1. Vehicle inspection compliance label: Valid for one year. 2. Vehicle environmental protection label: Issued for energy-saving/emission-reduction inspections and regular environmental checks, categorized as yellow (non-compliant) or green (compliant), requiring annual inspection. 3. Compulsory insurance label: Currently, vehicles only need to display the compulsory traffic insurance and annual inspection labels, as the environmental label has been abolished and merged with the annual inspection label. Passenger vehicles with 6 seats or fewer (including 6-seat models) are exempt from on-site inspections for the first 6 years, but owners must submit compulsory insurance documents to traffic police every 2 years to renew the annual inspection label. Starting from the 6th year, annual inspections are required until the vehicle reaches 15 years of age.