Where is the QR code for motor vehicles?
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The QR code for motor vehicles is located at the bottom left corner of the front windshield, and in some cities, it is also found on the license plate. The QR code contains license identification information such as the issuing authority, unique serial number, and license plate number, as well as technical parameters of the vehicle and owner information. Only internal traffic police equipment can scan the QR code; ordinary mobile phones cannot recognize the QR code on the license plate, preventing the leakage of personal information. The specific application of QR code vehicle management involves the management of vehicle information, safety, inspection, and approval. As a means of transportation, vehicles and their drivers are constantly in dynamic motion through time and space.
I recently helped a friend look into this. There are several scenarios for the motor vehicle QR code: for new cars, it's located under the environmental label in the corner of the windshield, about the size of a business card; for new energy vehicles, it's even more convenient—you can usually find the electronic version in the vehicle information menu on the central control screen. For some older cars, you may need to check the small icon on the supplementary page of the vehicle license. Last time at the DMV, I saw an owner scan it with their phone, which directly redirected them to the Traffic Management 12123 app. By the way, many brand apps now generate a dedicated QR code after binding the vehicle, and scanning it allows you to view the vehicle's records. If you really can't find it, I recommend checking the manual, as manufacturers usually print the QR code location on the pages with vehicle parameters.
