Proposition 65 Stickers

Proposition 65 stickers ensure that dealerships and car and automotive companies adhere to California state laws for vehicles on sale in the market under sticker requirements. These Proposition 65 warning stickers are mandated by California for use within the state and must be displayed on the inside of the driver's side window, facing outward.

These stickers comply with California's new enforcement requirements for warning posters in English and Spanish, which began on August 30, 2018. Using the old version of window stickers is punishable by fines, so the correct version needs to be displayed on all vehicles in the system, in the correct manner.

These stickers also complement service reminder stickers and oil change stickers that keep customers informed and encourage them to return for a second visit (or more if needed).

Read more: Example Custom Oil Change Stickers: An Easy Way to Keep Customers Coming Back

Product Details:

• Sticker size: 4 inches x 4 inches
• Transparent material with black print
• An adhesive on the face of the decal for placement on the inside of the window
• Add to the inside of the driver's side window, facing out
• Written in English and Spanish
• 100 stickers per package

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FAQs

What are Proposition 65 stickers used for?

Proposition 65 stickers are used to notify customers about potential chemical exposure in vehicles for sale in California, as required by state law.

Where should Proposition 65 stickers be placed on a vehicle?

These stickers must be placed on the inside of the driver’s side window and face outward so they are clearly visible to customers.

Are these Proposition 65 stickers required in California?

Yes. California requires the updated version of Proposition 65 warning stickers for applicable vehicles sold within the state.

Do these stickers meet the current California requirements?

Yes. These are the new version stickers that comply with California’s enforcement requirements that began on August 30, 2018.

Are these stickers printed in multiple languages?

Yes. The stickers are printed in both English and Spanish.