Where on the vehicle are BAR Referee labels normally affixed?

• A. Driver's side door post, or under the hood
• B. Windshield
• C. Trunk lid
• D. Fuel filler door

Answer: (A)

BAR Referee labels are placed where they can be quickly verified during a visual check, so inspectors can see the vehicle’s referee status without searching. The usual spot is the driver’s side door post (the door jamb) because it’s highly visible when the driver’s door is opened and remains accessible throughout the inspection. If that area isn’t accessible, the label may be placed under the hood as a secondary, still-visible location. This keeps the label in a consistent place that inspectors expect.

Placing the label on the windshield isn’t standard and can clash with other stickers or be hard to read. The trunk lid or fuel filler door aren’t used because they’re not reliable or convenient fixed reference points for the inspection process.