What stickers need to be affixed to a newly purchased car now?
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New cars require three stickers: the Motor Vehicle Inspection Compliance Label, the Compulsory Insurance Label, and the Environmental Protection Inspection Compliance Label. Additional information: 1. Motor Vehicle Inspection Compliance Label: Currently, new cars generally enjoy a six-year exemption from inspection, but the label still needs to be displayed during this period. Owners must collect the label within three months before the expiration of the vehicle inspection period. Typically, they only need to bring their vehicle license, vehicle and vessel tax or tax exemption certificate to the vehicle management office or vehicle registration service station to apply for the inspection compliance label. 2. Compulsory Insurance Label: The Compulsory Insurance Label must also be displayed to avoid penalties from traffic police when driving on the road. Moreover, purchasing compulsory auto insurance is essential. In the event of an accident, the insurance company will provide compensation within the liability range, significantly reducing the owner's financial burden and offering a form of protection. 3. Environmental Protection Inspection Compliance Label: The Environmental Protection Label for vehicles is a classification label for emission standards. Previously, there were two main categories, yellow and green, issued based on vehicle type and emission standards. Currently, the Environmental Protection Label has been abolished to reduce the burden on car owners, but vehicle exhaust emission testing is still mandatory.
