Windshield labels are essential identification and anti-counterfeiting marks placed inside a vehicle’s windshield. They combine multiple functions, including anti-counterfeiting, tamper protection, vehicle identification, insurance verification, and inspection tracking — all in one label.
Today, many countries such as the United States, Australia, New Zealand, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia rely on these labels for vehicle registration, insurance proof, road tax, and safety inspections.
As smart transportation grows, traditional labels are shifting toward secure and intelligent identification systems. To meet this global demand, Image Technology has launched four high-performance windshield label solutions for 2025.
These products cover registration, insurance, inspection, and RFID identification, offering government agencies, insurance companies, and fleet operators a complete one-stop solution.
1. Vehicle Registration Label
In some regions, registration information is stored digitally but still needs to be shown through a physical label. This allows officers to verify a vehicle’s legal status quickly.
IMAGE TECH’s registration labels use a dual-layer design. The printed registration document is combined with an optical security label on the back. This structure provides strong adhesion and advanced optical protection. It also supports serial numbers, QR codes, and variable data printing. As a result, the label prevents counterfeiting and tampering while ensuring authenticity and traceability.
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2. Vehicle Insurance Label
In countries such as the United States, the Philippines, and the UAE, drivers must display an insurance label on the windshield to prove valid coverage.
Image Technology’s insurance labels combine holographic optical effects with precision color printing. Each label shows a 12-month insurance cycle, and the valid month can be punched, marked, or scanned for quick reference. This makes insurance verification easier and more reliable.
These labels also use weather-resistant materials. Therefore, they maintain clarity and color even under strong sunlight or high temperatures.
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3. Vehicle Inspection Label
Many countries and states require periodic safety or emission inspections. After a vehicle passes, an inspection label is placed on the windshield as proof.
Image Technology’s inspection labels are made with UV-resistant PET materials, which protect the label from heat and aging. They can also include optical patterns, laser variable data, and QR codes. This helps show the inspection year and expiry date at a glance.
In addition, the labels work with both manual and automated verification systems. This improves inspection efficiency and strengthens security management.
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4. RFID UHF Windshield Tag
With the rise of smart transportation and the Internet of Vehicles (IoV), RFID windshield tags have become an important tool for intelligent vehicle management. They are widely used in ETC, parking, fleet tracking, border control, and smart city systems.
Image Technology’s RFID windshield tags use UHF technology (860–960 MHz), which supports long-range and fast identification. Each tag follows a “one vehicle, one tag, one code” standard to ensure full traceability.
The tags include anti-tamper cutting lines and VOID effects. Once removed, they cannot be reused. With high-precision etched antennas, they ensure stable reading performance in various weather conditions.
When connected to a backend system, the RFID tag enables automatic recognition, real-time tracking, and remote monitoring. This greatly improves vehicle management efficiency and safety.
With decades of experience in optical security and smart identification, Suzhou Image Technology provides reliable and digitally integrated windshield label solutions for governments, insurers, and smart mobility systems worldwide.
Looking ahead, we remain committed to developing smarter, safer, and more sustainable optical windshield labels — using innovation to protect global vehicle management and road safety.
