Where should the temporary license plate be placed?

[ValerieRose]

If there is only one temporary license plate, it should be affixed to the lower left or right corner of the front windshield, ensuring it does not obstruct the driver's view. If there are two temporary license plates, one should be affixed to the front windshield, and the other should be placed on the lower left corner of the rear windshield inside the vehicle. In case there is no space on the rear windshield, the second temporary license plate should still be carried in the vehicle. Types of temporary license plates: 1. Local temporary license plate: Features a sky-blue background with black characters and black borders, and is only valid for driving within the city; 2. Non-local temporary license plate: Features a brown-yellow background with black characters and black borders, and can be used for driving across cities; 3. Special license plates: Apart from the temporary plates for ordinary household vehicles, there are also temporary plates for test vehicles and special-type motor vehicles. Their appearance is similar to ordinary temporary plates, but they usually have the characters "test" or "special" marked on them.

[Edwin]

I always drive new cars or handle transferred vehicles, and I know that temporary license plates must be properly fixed to avoid trouble. Typically, place one on the lower right corner inside the front windshield and another on the lower left corner inside the rear window, so the police can easily see them without obstructing the view. Don’t just stick them on the dashboard or rearview mirror—I’ve seen a friend fined over a hundred bucks for incorrect placement. Also, in hot weather, the tape can loosen, causing the plate to fly off, and you’ll have to waste time reapplying for a replacement. I recommend using clear tape or suction cups for a secure fix, and clean the glass before sticking. Rules vary slightly by location, so check local regulations before long trips to ensure safety and compliance. Remember to replace the temporary plate with the official one promptly—don’t delay until it expires.

[LaGarrett]

When I first bought a car, I knew nothing about where to place the temporary license plate. I asked my experienced neighbor, who said it must be placed on the inner side of the windshield, in the front and rear corners. I once tried placing it under the hood, but the rain blurred the characters, making them unreadable, and I got fined—a costly lesson. Now, I always stick it firmly in the standard positions: the lower right front and lower left rear, secured inside with double-sided tape. It’s simple and practical, preventing the plate from being blown away by wind. This design ensures the plate is readable without obstructing the driver’s view. New drivers, remember: don’t cut corners by tucking it into the window gap or sticking it on the tinted film, or you’ll face trouble if the police check. A bonus tip: double-check the plate number before sticking it to avoid any mix-ups.

[McLiam]

The temporary license plate must be clearly displayed and unobstructed on the lower right inside of the front windshield and the upper left inside of the rear window, as stipulated by law, to ensure readability. I've noticed common traffic regulation violations such as placing it outside or at an angle, which can result in fines ranging from 50 to 200 yuan. In practice, using strong adhesive tape to secure it firmly in one go prevents shaking or damage when moving the vehicle. This placement design reduces accident risks and protects all parties. It's advisable to regularly check the adhesion strength to prevent detachment and carry spare adhesive tape when necessary.

[LaDiana]

Placing the temporary license plate in the correct position is crucial for safety when driving with family—front lower right on the windshield and rear left inside, securely fastened. The kids all know the rules. Incorrect placement may lead to fines or inspections, delaying the trip and disrupting family travel plans. Choose suitable tape, avoid offsetting it too much, and ensure the plate remains intact and legible. City driving often involves roadside checks, so make sure it's clearly visible to avoid hassle—safety first, minimizing risks and reducing burdens. I usually use plastic suction cups for easy removal.

[VanEmilio]

In urban daily driving, placing temporary license plates in the correct position is crucial—front windshield lower right, rear left inner side. Once during a traffic jam, I was educated by the police for incorrect placement, a lesson deeply remembered. Since then, fixing them properly has spared me any trouble. Fixed positions avoid driving distractions, convenient whether in parking lots or on highways. When attaching, clean the surface first; waterproof adhesive works best. For cross-region driving, be mindful of regional differences—some areas require slight position adjustments. It's advisable to check local rules online in advance, saving time and effort to focus on other matters.