What stickers need to be affixed to a new car?

[KeeganRose]

Stickers required for a new car: 1. Vehicle inspection compliance sticker: This is the first sticker that needs to be affixed after purchasing a car. 2. Compulsory traffic insurance sticker: Don't underestimate this sticker, it serves as a pass-like document, and failure to display it may result in penalties. Additional information: The inspection conducted for motor vehicles to obtain license plates is called the initial annual inspection. The following are the inspection items: 1. Verification of required documents: Check for vehicle user manual, certificate of conformity (import vehicles require commodity inspection certificate), and whether factory inspection marks on the vehicle body are complete. 2. Measurement of vehicle dimensions: Measure the internal and external contour dimensions, track width, and wheelbase of the motor vehicle. Specific measurement items include vehicle length, width, height, cargo compartment sideboard height and area, track width, and wheelbase.

[VanSimon]

When I first bought my new car, the dealer reminded me that the compulsory traffic insurance label must be affixed to the upper right corner of the front windshield, saying it was a legal requirement for new vehicles. After putting it on, it looked quite small and didn’t obstruct my view. During the new car registration, they also stuck a temporary license plate label on the rear window, explaining it was for easy identification by traffic police. Nowadays, the annual inspection and environmental protection labels have gone digital, eliminating the need for physical stickers, which saves a lot of hassle. I remember that driving without these labels or with outdated ones could lead to being pulled over and fined or penalized with points, so I recommend checking your insurance status every six months to ensure timely updates. Affixing labels isn’t particularly troublesome, but developing the habit is crucial to avoid unnecessary trouble and unexpected losses. Personally, I take the opportunity to clean the stickers whenever I wash my car, keeping them clearly visible without compromising safe driving.

[JustinRose]

As a new car owner, I asked about which labels to stick immediately after purchasing the car. The main one is the compulsory insurance label, which must be placed in a visible spot on the front windshield—usually handled by the dealership. New cars might also come with a temporary label to stick on the rear for the transition period. Regulations have changed now, and other labels like annual inspection and environmental ones have gone digital, but keeping a physical insurance label can be a precaution. Don’t forget that failing to display them might lead to fines during checks, which can be hefty. I often check online for policy updates to ensure compliance. My advice is to take photos of the label placement as soon as you get the car for future reference when replacing labels. These small details may seem minor, but they’re crucial for driving safety and peace of mind.

[BenjaminDella]

New car labeling is quite simple: the key is just a compulsory insurance sticker, placed on the front windshield, with few other physical labels needed. The compulsory insurance sticker should be applied when you buy the car, fixed in position; make sure it doesn't obstruct your view. Driving without the sticker or with an expired one may result in a fine of around 200 yuan and penalty points. I always check it before driving to ensure it's not damaged. Nowadays, electronic labels are becoming popular, accessible via mobile apps, eliminating the need for extra stickers and making maintenance more convenient.

[StAshley]

From a veteran driver's perspective, new car decals? It's just the compulsory traffic insurance sticker, placed at the top corner of the windshield – no big deal. Temporary plates only need to be displayed for a day or two at the rear. Replace them if damaged or when new insurance arrives, keeping everything fresh and clear. Back in the day, we had to display environmental stickers and more, but now it's all simplified to digital – much easier on the road. Don't risk fines by skipping them; I almost got caught once. Experience says it's smarter to check insurance validity quarterly. New car decals are just procedure – don't stress, just stick 'em on.

[VanJulia]

From a regulatory perspective, new vehicles must display: 1. A compulsory traffic insurance decal (compulsory third-party liability insurance) in the upper right corner of the front windshield for easy inspection; 2. A temporary license plate or identification label on the rear of the vehicle during the new car registration phase. Environmental and annual inspection decals have been digitized and are no longer mandatory to display. The importance lies in: driving without these decals may result in fines (200-500 RMB and penalty points) and affect insurance claims; it is recommended that owners verify correct placement upon new car delivery and perform regular maintenance to avoid obstruction or deterioration. Additionally, staying informed about online regulatory updates, such as local policy variations, ensures compliant and safe driving.