Where is the motor vehicle QR code located?

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SanAliyah
07/24/25 11:16pm
The motor vehicle QR code is located in the lower left corner of the front windshield or on the vehicle's instruction manual. The vehicle QR code contains license identification information such as the issuing authority, unique serial number, license plate number, as well as the vehicle's technical parameters and owner information. Only the internal system used by traffic police can scan it. The functions of the motor vehicle QR code are as follows: 1. It can convert and store vehicle-related information in the QR code; 2. The QR code automatically records the vehicle's annual inspection documents; 3. Traffic police can use the vehicle QR code scanning technology to record vehicle violation penalty information; 4. Check the vehicle's annual inspection mark through the vehicle QR code; 5. Use the vehicle QR code to establish a vehicle monitoring network to ensure effective, real-time, and automated vehicle management.
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