Which certificates need to be affixed on new car windows and where should they be placed?
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New vehicles must display three major certificates on the front windshield. According to the "Regulations for the Implementation of the Road Traffic Safety Law", the motor vehicle inspection compliance label, insurance label, etc. should be affixed in the upper right corner of the front window. Below are specific introductions to these labels: 1. Motor Vehicle Inspection Compliance Label. 2. Compulsory Insurance Label. 3. Environmental Protection Inspection Compliance Label. Additional information: Below are the consequences of not displaying these labels: 1. Compulsory Motor Vehicle Insurance: Vehicles driving on the road without displaying the annual inspection compliance label as required will be penalized. 2. Motor Vehicle Annual Inspection Label: According to regulations, failure to display the annual inspection label will result in a fine and deduction of one point. However, considering that the driver may genuinely be unaware, for the first offense of carrying but not displaying the label, the penalty will primarily be a warning and education. 3. Environmental Protection Inspection Compliance Label: This serves as proof that the vehicle meets national standards for motor vehicle exhaust emissions. Vehicles without this label are not permitted on the road, and if discovered, the traffic management department will temporarily confiscate the vehicle's registration and impose a fine.
