Article says you have to get the inspection within 90 days of registration.I wonder how that is going to work when my inspection expires in June and the registration expires in November? Hopefully there will be a grace period on the inspection until November.
I wonder how that is going to work when my inspection expires in June and the registration expires in November? Hopefully there will be a grace period on the inspection until November..
To smooth out the transition to one sticker, someone will be able to register their car in 2015 provided their inspection is valid at the time they renew. For example, if someone’s registration expires in May and their inspection tag expires in June, they will not have to get their car tested until prior to renewing in May 2016.
If someone’s inspection sticker expires in May but their registration is up in June, they will have to get an inspection
That's the story with a lot of the chain joints. Avoid them. Case in point, I got a flyer in the mail for a chain auto repair joint, offering a discount on inspections. So I dropped by on the way into work one morning, planned to be about an hour late no big deal. So I walk in, talk to counter guy, and after typical BS niceties he says we'll let you know when it's ready and points me to the waiting room. I ask "about how long do you expect?" His cheery reply floored me. "We should be able to get to yours in about 45 minutes, you only have one vehicle ahead of yours and it's already up on the rack!" "45 minutes?" I say. "What in front of an inspection could possibly take over 45 minutes?" An OIL CHANGE. I collect my things, say thanks for your time, and start to leave. He then offers to drop me off at work. For an inspection. Really? No.Huge PITA is right. Used to be, you could drive right up and get inspected in 15 minutes. Now, there are always "3 or 4 in front of you", or "Our inspector won't be here for another hour", or "Can't do it today, we're out of stickers".