What documents must be carried when driving a motor vehicle on the road?
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Documents required for driving on the road: The driver must carry the vehicle license and driver's license, and the compulsory traffic insurance label, vehicle inspection qualification label, and environmental protection label must be affixed to the upper right side of the front windshield. When driving on the road, not only must all relevant documents be carried, but traffic rules must also be followed, and parking must not be done haphazardly. Parking is prohibited in sections with no-parking signs or in areas with isolation measures. Parking is also prohibited on sidewalks, construction sections, bus stops, fire stations, and other intersections. On highways, parking is not allowed in unauthorized areas, or at intersections, tunnels, steep slopes, bridges, and sections within 50 meters of these areas. At intersections, running red lights is prohibited. Vehicles should slow down in advance at traffic intersections and must stop outside the stop line when encountering a stop signal; if there is no stop line, stop outside the pedestrian crossing line. When turning right without traffic lights, pedestrians must be given the right of way.