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What is the difference between the yellow and blue vehicle inspection stickers?

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LorenzoFitz

07/29/25 1:49pm

The difference between the yellow and blue vehicle inspection stickers is minimal. The main distinction lies in the expiration year of the inspection: the yellow sticker indicates an inspection valid until 2014, while the blue one is valid until 2016. Additionally, the inspection sticker for 2015 was green. The color of the annual vehicle inspection sticker changes every year: For example, if last year's sticker was green, this year's would be blue, serving to differentiate the inspection year of the vehicle. Placement of the inspection sticker: The vehicle inspection sticker must be affixed to the upper right corner of the vehicle's front windshield. During routine checks, traffic police can quickly determine if a vehicle has passed its inspection based on the color of the sticker without needing to stop the vehicle. If the sticker color were the same every year, vehicles would have to be stopped for verification, which would not only reduce efficiency but also potentially disrupt traffic.

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