Certificate Of Examination Decals (Double-Sided) (COE)

Write-On Label For "Examined On" Date, to show on inside of vehicle for end user. Permanent marker is recommended for long-lasting writing. 3" Circle - Green/Black imprint 2-Sided on White vinyl decal with light adhesive on "Checkmark" side. Place on interior of windshield, "Checkmark" side facing out and "Examined On" side facing in. Packaged 50 decals per pack. Sold per pack. Implement Non-State Mandated Examination Stickers A recommended best practice is the use of a non-state mandated examination sticker. This sticker serves multiple purposes: Consumer Confidence: Signals to buyers that a comprehensive vehicle examination has been conducted and that the vehicle meets RSA 266 safety requirements. Sales Staff Guidance: Indicates to dealership staff that a vehicle is safe for test drives and eligible for dealer plate attachment. Repair Facility Benefit: Provides visible confirmation that a vehicle has been examined, whether owned by a dealer or customer. Customer Marketing Opportunity: Allows dealers to offer vehicle examinations as a value-added service. The sticker replaces the visual assurance once provided by the state inspection sticker and reinforces trust with customers. Law Enforcement Recognition: Signals to law enforcement that a vehicle has been examined by a professional source and meets safety standards. Standardization: Creates a consistent internal process for dealerships and repair shops, ensuring all vehicles are assessed to the same standard. Bottom Line: Even with the state inspection program on pause, dealers and repair facilities can: Conduct thorough examinations Document and communicate deficiencies Promote vehicle safety to customers Provide visible assurance with NHADA stickers Adopting these best practices ensures vehicles remain safe for the road, reinforces consumer trust, and streamlines dealership operations. See Full NHADA Best Practices Article Here. Best Practices for Vehicle Examinations with Non-State Mandated Stickers