Where Should the Probationary Driver Sign Be Placed on a Vehicle?
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The correct placement for a magnetic probationary driver sign is on the rear trunk of the vehicle, near the license plate, on the left side where there is blank space. For adhesive probationary driver signs, the correct placement is in the upper left corner of the rear windshield, at the same height as the driver, ensuring that drivers behind can clearly see the probationary sign, enhancing safety. Probationary driver signs are used to indicate vehicles driven by beginners, serving as a warning to other vehicles to prevent accidents such as rear-end collisions. These are among the most practical types of car decals, commonly used by new drivers who have just started driving, and can also be referred to as novice probationary signs or novice yield signs. Other drivers can take preemptive measures upon seeing this sign, promoting understanding and consideration from other drivers, pedestrians, and traffic police, thereby preventing traffic accidents. According to China's traffic safety laws, the first 12 months after obtaining a driver's license is the probationary period, during which vehicles must display a probationary driver sign (novice sign) as required. Novice signs can typically be obtained from driving schools or purchased independently after acquiring the license, or downloaded and printed by oneself, but must adhere to standard specifications. The primary color of the probationary sign is yellow, with orange-red as the secondary color. The font for the word "Probationary" is a bold 250-point KaiTi.
