Will I be fined for not displaying the annual inspection sticker?
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Failure to display the annual vehicle inspection sticker may result in penalties. However, vehicles that have obtained an electronic inspection certificate are exempt from displaying the paper version. Penalties typically include a fine and a one-point deduction from the driver's license, and in severe cases, the vehicle may be impounded. Vehicles with an electronic inspection certificate are not required to display the paper sticker, and traffic authorities will not penalize drivers for not presenting the electronic certificate. Below are specific penalties related to this issue: 1. Failure to display the inspection or insurance sticker as required: a fine and one-point deduction; 2. Not carrying the insurance sticker: the vehicle may be impounded by traffic police, with a fine and one-point deduction; 3. Forging, altering, or using another vehicle's insurance sticker: the vehicle will be impounded, and a fine for forgery or misuse will be imposed; 4. Driving without the insurance certificate after it has been lost: the vehicle will be impounded, with a fine and one-point deduction until the sticker is reissued and the vehicle is returned; 5. Vehicles without compulsory traffic insurance: the traffic management department will not conduct the annual inspection.
