Where to Place the Car Insurance Sticker?
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Place it on the front windshield on the passenger side, specifically the upper right corner. Remember to stick it on the inside of the glass, not the outside. Here are some related details: 1. Car Insurance: The car insurance sticker is one of the important indicators to confirm whether a motor vehicle has compulsory traffic insurance. It bears the words "Supervised by the China Insurance Regulatory Commission." The policy is brown in color, with main text printed using internationally advanced red fluorescent anti-counterfeit ink. The underline consists of microtext, offering good anti-counterfeiting features. 2. Notes: If a motor vehicle driven on the road does not display the compulsory insurance sticker, traffic management authorities may impound the vehicle as per regulations.
I've been driving for over twenty years, and I always stick the insurance decal on the inside of the upper right corner of the windshield, close to the frame. This is the safest spot—it doesn’t obstruct the view while driving. During traffic checks, officers can see it clearly, avoiding unnecessary stops or fines. Remember to use static cling stickers or self-adhesive decals instead of glue, as glue can leave stubborn residue over time. When I was younger, I made the mistake of placing it too close to the center, which blocked my vision and caused an accident. That’s when I learned to follow the regulations properly. Always replace expired insurance decals promptly—don’t leave old ones on the windshield. Also, if the decal gets wet and becomes hard to read in rainy weather, replace it immediately to keep it legible and avoid trouble. Developing the habit of placing it correctly saves a lot of hassle.
