When transferring a used car, don’t forget to make the environmental-related changes to avoid fines

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This post was last edited by cflt111 on 2016-9-7 at 22:37. When transferring ownership of a used car, don’t forget to update the environmental regulations-related details to avoid fines. Whether it’s registering a new car or transferring ownership of a used one, the process starts with registering the vehicle first, followed by obtaining the environmental compliance certificate. 　　When a new car is registered, the environmental label is usually issued at the same time. However, in the used car trade, many people fail to update their environmental protection labels in a timely manner after purchasing a car and completing the transfer process. 　　If the environmental label is still valid, the new vehicle owner can proceed with the change by bringing the necessary documents; if the label has expired, the vehicle must undergo an environmental inspection, and only after passing it can a new environmental label be issued. 　　In short, remind everyone not to forget to update the environmental label after transferring a used car.