What labels are affixed to car windows?
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Affixed to car windows are the inspection compliance label and the compulsory insurance label. The compulsory insurance label and motor vehicle inspection compliance label must be displayed on vehicles; otherwise, penalty points and fines may be imposed. Previously, all three labels were mandatory, but according to new regulations in 2020, the environmental protection compliance label has been abolished, leaving only the two aforementioned labels required. However, the abolition of the environmental protection label does not mean that exhaust emissions are no longer tested; emissions remain part of the regular inspection, and if they fail to meet standards, the annual inspection label cannot be obtained. Inspection compliance label: Obtaining this label indicates that the vehicle has passed both safety technical inspections and environmental protection inspections. To facilitate roadside law enforcement identification, the inspection compliance label comes in one of three colors—yellow, green, or blue—depending on the expiration year of the inspection. Compulsory insurance label: After purchasing compulsory traffic insurance for the vehicle, the insurance company will issue this label. Insured vehicles with a front windshield will receive a built-in label, which comes in three colors—blue, dark green, or yellow—depending on the expiration year of the insurance.
