Where is the terminal device number of the car?

[McChristopher]

The terminal device number of a car can usually be found on the vehicle's driving license, which corresponds to the last six digits of the vehicle identification number (VIN). The VIN, also known as the vehicle identification code, is an alphanumeric sequence typically consisting of 17 characters. Currently, there are two main standards for vehicle identification numbers: the EU's ISO 3799 standard and the North American standard, with the latter being more stringent and compatible. Under the North American VIN standard, the specific meanings of the digits are as follows: 1. Digits 1 to 3 represent the manufacturer, brand, and type. 2. Digits 4 to 8 indicate vehicle characteristics, including vehicle type, chassis, engine model, rated weight, and other details. 3. The 9th digit is a check digit. 4. The 10th digit represents the vehicle's production year. 5. The 11th digit indicates the assembly plant where the vehicle was produced. 6. The last six digits are the vehicle's production serial number.