Which Side is the Front and Back of the Vehicle License?

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The front side of the vehicle license includes text such as "License Plate Number," "Vehicle Type," "Usage Nature," "Address," "Brand and Model," "Engine Number," "Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)," "Registration Date," and "Issue Date." The back side of the vehicle license is the side with the annual inspection seal. Below are the specific details: After one year of probation: After the one-year probation period for the driver's license, there is no need to visit the issuing vehicle management office for a replacement, as the system will automatically convert the probation period to a full license. However, any traffic violations must be addressed. After six years: Once the driver's license reaches six years, it must be replaced with a new one at the issuing vehicle management office. The required materials include a medical examination form (from a hospital designated by the traffic police department), the driver's license, ID card, a completed application form at the vehicle management office, and three one-inch color photos. No violation records: If there are no records of violations resulting in 12 penalty points within any one cycle during the six years, the new license will automatically be converted to a 10-year validity period.