What needs to be displayed on the car after purchasing auto insurance?

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EleanorDella
07/29/25 3:46pm
When purchasing auto insurance, it is necessary to affix the compulsory traffic insurance label to the upper right corner of the front windshield. If you hold an electronic compulsory insurance policy, there is no need to paste the compulsory insurance label. The specific details are as follows: 1. Electronic policy: In 2020, if the vehicle's compulsory traffic insurance label is an electronic policy, it does not need to be affixed in pilot areas. Electronic policies have the same effect as physical policies and labels. If stopped by traffic police, the owner only needs to present the electronic policy to be allowed to proceed without fines or towing. 2. No need to affix: Regions such as Beijing and Shenzhen have taken the lead in implementing the electronic policy policy. For electronic policies purchased by car owners, traffic police can simply check online to verify insurance coverage, eliminating the need to affix insurance labels to the car window.
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