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Perfect Placement.
Maximum Visibility.

The right placement ensures your Vtag QR code is easy to notice, quick to scan, and protected from weather and damage.

Protected
from weather
Easy
to scan
Long
lasting
Vtag Placement

Why Placement Matters

The sticker location directly determines how useful Vtag is for you and how long it survives the elements.

Easy to Scan
The right angle and position lets anyone scan your QR in seconds without fumbling.
Protected
Inside glass keeps the sticker safe from rain, scratches, UV, and abrasion for years.
Highly Visible
Correct placement makes the QR code the first thing passersby notice.
Secure
Strategic placement reduces the chance of accidental or deliberate removal.
INSTALLATION STEPS

Simple Steps. Strong Protection.

Follow these steps for perfect installation and long lasting performance.

1
Clean glass

Clean glass

Clean the surface with the provided alcohol wipe.

2
Dry completely

Dry completely

Use a dry microfiber cloth and make sure the surface is completely dry.

3
Peel sticker

Peel sticker

Peel the sticker carefully from the backing sheet.

4
Apply carefully

Apply carefully

Align the sticker on the inside of the glass in the recommended position.

5
Press firmly

Press firmly

Press firmly with even pressure for 30 seconds.

6
No wash 24 hours

No wash 24 hours

Avoid washing your vehicle or exposing it to water for 24 hours.

PRO TIP
Install from the inside of the glass.
Keep the QR code upright.
Avoid placing behind wipers or heavy tint.
Ensure the surface is clean and dry.
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Cars

Sedan · Hatchback · SUV · MUV · Coupe · Convertible

Primary
Secondary
Third Option
01
PRIMARY (RECOMMENDED)

Inside front windshield

Lower driver-side corner

Placement Illustration
50–75 mmfrom A-pillar25–40 mmabove dashboard
  • Easy to scan
  • Protected from weather & sun
  • Long-lasting
02
SECONDARY OPTION

Inside rear windshield

Lower passenger-side corner

Placement Illustration
50–75 mmfromC-pillar25–40 mmaboverear window base
  • Visible from rear
  • Weatherproof
  • Good backup position
03
THIRD OPTION

Rear quarter glass

Behind passenger window

Placement Illustration
40–60 mmfrom rearedge30–50 mmabovebottom edge
  • Minimal obstruction
  • Easy to notice
  • Alternative when needed
Avoid These Places
Bonnet
Painted surface — sticker won't bond well.
Bumper
Gets scratched frequently.
Number Plate
Illegal to obstruct registration numbers.
Dashboard (inside)
Blocks driver visibility.
Painted Panels
Paint damage on removal.
PRO TIP
Install from inside the glass whenever possible.
Keep the QR code upright.
Do not cover with window tint.
Do not place behind wipers.
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Motorcycles

Motorcycles · Scooters · Electric Bikes

Primary
Secondary
Third Option
01
PRIMARY (RECOMMENDED)

Front visor / windscreen

Lower corner of visor

Placement Illustration
50–75 mmfrom edgeFront visor / windscreen25–40 mmLower corner of visor
  • Highly visible
  • Protected by visor
  • Easy to scan
02
SECONDARY OPTION

Rear mudguard

Upper flat surface

Placement Illustration
50–75 mmfrom edgeRear mudguard25–40 mmUpper flat surface
  • Visible from behind
  • Durable position
03
THIRD OPTION

Rear number plate frame

Above or below plate

Placement Illustration
50–75 mmfrom edgeRear number plate frame25–40 mmAbove or below plate
  • Easy to notice
  • Standard location
Avoid These Places
Fuel Tank
Fuel vapours reduce adhesion.
Helmet
Not attached to vehicle.
Engine Cover
Heat damages the sticker.
Exhaust area
Extreme heat destroys QR code.
PRO TIP
Scooters: use under-seat storage lid inner side if windscreen is absent.
Electric bikes: battery compartment panel works well.
Avoid any surface near heat sources.
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Auto Rickshaws

CNG · Electric · Petrol Auto Rickshaws

Primary
Secondary
Third Option
01
PRIMARY (RECOMMENDED)

Front windshield

Driver-side lower corner

Placement Illustration
50–75 mmfrom edgeFront windshield25–40 mmDriver-side lower corner
  • Visible to passengers
  • Protected from rain
02
SECONDARY OPTION

Rear glass

Passenger-side corner

Placement Illustration
50–75 mmfrom edgeRear glass25–40 mmPassenger-side corner
  • Easy scan from behind
  • Weatherproof
03
THIRD OPTION

Passenger side panel

Inside above seat

Placement Illustration
50–75 mmfrom edgePassenger side panel25–40 mmInside above seat
  • Passengers can see it easily
  • Interior position
Avoid These Places
Roof
Difficult to scan.
Metal body
Poor adhesion, rusts.
Fare chart area
Legally required space.
PRO TIP
Place at eye level for passengers.
Avoid placing near the meter.
Interior placement extends sticker life.
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Vans

Minivans · MPVs · Tempo Travellers

Primary
Secondary
Third Option
01
PRIMARY (RECOMMENDED)

Inside front windshield

Lower driver-side corner

Placement Illustration
50–75 mmfrom edgeInside front windshield25–40 mmLower driver-side corner
  • Protected from weather
  • Easy to scan
  • Long-lasting
02
SECONDARY OPTION

Inside rear windshield

Lower passenger-side corner

Placement Illustration
50–75 mmfrom edgeInside rear windshield25–40 mmLower passenger-side corner
  • Visible from rear
  • Weatherproof
03
THIRD OPTION

Side sliding door window

Lower corner

Placement Illustration
50–75 mmfrom edgeSide sliding door window25–40 mmLower corner
  • Accessible for passengers
  • Easy to notice
Avoid These Places
Bonnet
Heat and weather damage.
Bumper
High impact area.
Number Plate
Illegal to obstruct.
Painted panels
Adhesion issues.
PRO TIP
Inside glass placement is ideal for vans.
Rear window is great for delivery identification.
Keep QR away from door seals.
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Buses

City Buses · Tourist Coaches · School Buses · Mini Buses

Primary
Secondary
Third Option
01
PRIMARY (RECOMMENDED)

Front windshield

Lower driver-side corner

Placement Illustration
50–75 mmfrom edgeFront windshield25–40 mmLower driver-side corner
  • Visible to public
  • Protected position
  • Easy to scan
02
SECONDARY OPTION

Rear glass

Lower corner

Placement Illustration
50–75 mmfrom edgeRear glass25–40 mmLower corner
  • Visible from behind
  • Good for traffic
03
THIRD OPTION

Entrance side window

Near door

Placement Illustration
50–75 mmfrom edgeEntrance side window25–40 mmNear door
  • Passengers can scan easily
  • Accessible location
Avoid These Places
Body panels
Poor adhesion on painted metal.
Front grill
Extreme heat from engine.
Route display area
Legally required space.
PRO TIP
School buses: place near the emergency exit window.
Tourist coaches: rear window is very effective.
Avoid placing near destination boards.
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Trucks & Lorries

Light Commercial · Heavy Commercial · Tankers · Flatbeds

Primary
Secondary
Third Option
01
PRIMARY (RECOMMENDED)

Front windshield

Driver-side lower corner

Placement Illustration
50–75 mmfrom edgeFront windshield25–40 mmDriver-side lower corner
  • High visibility
  • Protected from weather
  • Long-lasting
02
SECONDARY OPTION

Cabin rear glass

Lower centre

Placement Illustration
50–75 mmfrom edgeCabin rear glass25–40 mmLower centre
  • Visible from behind
  • Good scan angle
03
THIRD OPTION

Driver side cabin window

Lower front corner

Placement Illustration
50–75 mmfrom edgeDriver side cabin window25–40 mmLower front corner
  • Easy to notice
  • Accessible
Avoid These Places
Cargo container
Gets replaced or swapped.
Rear gate
High impact, opens frequently.
Chassis
Too low to scan safely.
Exhaust stack area
Extreme heat damage.
PRO TIP
Cabin glass is always the best option for trucks.
Avoid any surface that is not part of the permanent cabin.
For tankers, windshield only — no other options.
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Ambulances

Basic Life Support · Advanced Life Support · Patient Transport

Primary
Secondary
Third Option
01
PRIMARY (RECOMMENDED)

Front windshield

Lower passenger-side corner

Placement Illustration
50–75 mmfrom edgeFront windshield25–40 mmLower passenger-side corner
  • Visible, easy to scan
  • Weatherproof
  • Does not obstruct medical markings
02
SECONDARY OPTION

Rear glass

Lower corner (avoid red cross area)

Placement Illustration
50–75 mmfrom edgeRear glass25–40 mmLower corner (avoid red cross area)
  • Visible to following vehicles
  • Good scan angle
03
THIRD OPTION

Side window

Cabin side, lower corner

Placement Illustration
50–75 mmfrom edgeSide window25–40 mmCabin side, lower corner
  • Accessible for hospital staff
  • Easy to notice
Avoid These Places
Red Cross area
Must not be obstructed by law.
Emergency light area
Obstruction hazard.
Siren equipment
Safety equipment must stay clear.
PRO TIP
Do not place anywhere near red cross markings.
Passenger-side windshield keeps markings unobstructed.
Check local ambulance regulations before placement.
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Delivery Vehicles

Cargo Vans · Two-Wheelers · Three-Wheelers · Bikes

Primary
Secondary
Third Option
01
PRIMARY (RECOMMENDED)

Front windshield

Driver-side lower corner

Placement Illustration
50–75 mmfrom edgeFront windshield25–40 mmDriver-side lower corner
  • Permanent cabin location
  • Protected
  • Easy to scan
02
SECONDARY OPTION

Rear door glass

Lower corner

Placement Illustration
50–75 mmfrom edgeRear door glass25–40 mmLower corner
  • Visible during delivery
  • Easy to scan from outside
03
THIRD OPTION

Side cargo window

If present

Placement Illustration
50–75 mmfrom edgeSide cargo window25–40 mmIf present
  • Additional scan point
  • Visible from kerb
Avoid These Places
Cargo box/container
May be replaced or separated from vehicle.
Delivery bag
Not part of vehicle.
Rear gate
Opens constantly during delivery.
PRO TIP
Windshield placement is permanent and travels with the vehicle.
For two-wheelers: front visor or mudguard.
Avoid any surface that is removed during deliveries.

Quick Reference Table

A side-by-side summary of recommended placements for every vehicle type.

VehiclePrimary PlacementSecondary PlacementDifficultyVisibilityScan Success
CarsInside front windshieldInside rear windshieldEasyHighHigh
MotorcyclesFront visor / windscreenRear mudguardEasyHighHigh
Auto RickshawsFront windshieldRear glassEasyHighHigh
VansInside front windshieldInside rear windshieldEasyHighHigh
BusesFront windshieldRear glassMediumHighHigh
Trucks & LorriesFront windshieldCabin rear glassMediumHighHigh
AmbulancesFront windshieldRear glassEasyHighHigh
Delivery VehiclesFront windshieldRear door glassEasyMediumHigh

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