What Stickers Should Be Placed on the Front of a Car?
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There are three types of stickers that should be placed on the front windshield of a car: the annual inspection sticker, the vehicle environmental protection sticker, and the compulsory traffic insurance sticker. Motor vehicles must undergo regular inspections. Only after passing the annual inspection can the vehicle receive the annual inspection compliance sticker. New cars do not require an annual inspection within the first six years, but they must visit the inspection center annually to obtain the annual inspection compliance sticker. The annual inspection items for motor vehicles include the braking system, lighting system, exterior appearance, and more. Motor vehicles must also undergo regular exhaust emissions testing, primarily for environmental protection purposes. After passing the exhaust emissions test, the vehicle is issued the environmental protection sticker. The compulsory traffic insurance sticker is required to be displayed after purchasing compulsory traffic insurance. Vehicles without compulsory traffic insurance are not allowed on the road. There are two types of environmental protection stickers: green and yellow, issued based on the vehicle model and emission standards after review. For new cars, the vehicle environmental protection sticker can be obtained after receiving the license plate, without the need for additional exhaust emissions testing at relevant departments. These three stickers must be affixed to the upper right corner of the front windshield as per regulations, ensuring they do not obstruct the driver's view. Failure to comply with these regulations may result in penalties if discovered by traffic police.
