Do non-operating household 7-seat vehicles have to be forced to spray words? Is there any legal basis

it is the operating vehicle that is forced to spray words. As long as your driving is basically the nature of an operating vehicle, you must spray words, which will enable law enforcement officers to quickly identify the operating vehicle and facilitate inspection. As long as your 7-seat car's driving license is not in the nature of an operating car, you don't have to spray words.

The inspection station is in accordance with the Motor Vehicle Inspection Regulation (GA81-213) of the Ministry of Public Security, the 19th regulation on "external marking and text painting" and the requirements of the Provincial Traffic Police Corps and the Municipal Traffic Police Detachment on the implementation of the "8.12" road traffic safety work of the Traffic Management Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security. From September 1, 213, it is required that vans, low-speed trucks, tricycles and other vehicles with a nuclear load of more than 7 seats be clearly marked.

Extended information:

According to the different types of vehicles and the nature of use, the appearance identification, labeling and signage should meet the following requirements:

1. All trucks (except semi-trailer tractors) and special work vehicles should be painted with total mass on both sides of their cabs (areas). For all semi-trailer tractors, both sides of the cab (area) should be painted with the maximum allowable traction mass, and the loading parts should be trucks and dump trucks with fence structure. Both sides of the cab should be painted with fence height, and the loading parts should be trailers with fence structure, and both sides of their carriages should be painted with fence height. The painted Chinese and Arabic numerals should be clear and the height should be greater than or equal to 8 mm.

2. Trucks (except semi-trailer tractors) and trailers with a total mass of 45kg or more, and the rear parts of their bodies (carriages) shall be (painted/pasted) with the prescribed amplification numbers, and flat trailers that cannot be (painted/pasted) shall be provided with the prescribed amplification numbers.

3. The number of seats provided to passengers (including drivers) of a bus (except for special school buses and buses with passenger standing areas) shall be indicated in Chinese and Arabic numerals with a height of 1mm or more at the easily visible position outside the bus body near the passenger door.

4. The coach car should be painted with the words "coach car" with a height greater than or equal to 1mm on both sides and the rear of the car body.

5. Gas-fueled vehicles, dual-fuel vehicles and dual-fuel vehicles shall be marked with the type of gas fuel they use according to GB/T17676.

6. The body colors of fire engines, ambulances, engineering rescue vehicles and police cars should conform to relevant national standards or industry standards, and the signs and lamps used in the installation of police cars, fire fighting vehicles, ambulances and engineering rescue vehicles should be complete and effective. Other motor vehicles are not allowed to spray, install or use the signs, alarms or signs and lamps dedicated to or similar to the above vehicles.

7. Disabled motor vehicles should be equipped with special signs for disabled motor vehicles at the front and rear of the vehicle body respectively.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Inspection Items and Methods of Motor Vehicle Safety Technology