NH State Inspection For Vehicles

[garysanfran]

Lots of what happens in California drifts east. A smog inspection every two years...That's it.

Got mechanical issues? Who cares other than the owner, who may not and maybe other drivers.

In addition to the societal trends, that smog drifts east also. It'll be in Nevada and Arizona in less than a day.

My last cost of inspection was $175.

[tis]

All this talk yet nobody has said when the Senate vote will take place. I hope they end it.

[John Mercier]

Hearing: 04/08/2025, Room 100, SH, 10:00 am

[John Mercier]

The current amended bill has private vehicles and motorcycles ever two years and remove the failure for a check engine light being on.

[Biggd]

Originally Posted by John Mercier

Hearing: 04/08/2025, Room 100, SH, 10:00 am

April has come and gone!

[John Mercier]

Originally Posted by Biggd

April has come and gone!

I know. The public hearing was already held and all the testimony recorded.

[tis]

Originally Posted by John Mercier

I know. The public hearing was already held and all the testimony recorded.

So that was a public hearing. Do you know when the final vote is?

[John Mercier]

Docket didn't list the Exec Session or when it would be on the Floor.
That was the last entry that I found.

[Garcia]

While I find MA inspections annoying I am OK with it. Once/year with the sticker lasting 12 months. Cars of a certain age are exempt from emissions and only need to pass the safety check. When I drop my vehicle off, I fill out a piece of paper stating whether I want them to make minor repairs (change a bulb, replace a wiper blade, etc) or not so I am not surprised.

All this talk of crooked repair shops is interesting. Why throw out a system that helps get vehicles with unsafe equipment off the road because of some dishonest people? Why not focus on the dishonest people?

[thinkxingu]

Originally Posted by Garcia

While I find MA inspections annoying I am OK with it. Once/year with the sticker lasting 12 months. Cars of a certain age are exempt from emissions and only need to pass the safety check. When I drop my vehicle off, I fill out a piece of paper stating whether I want them to make minor repairs (change a bulb, replace a wiper blade, etc) or not so I am not surprised.

All this talk of crooked repair shops is interesting. Why throw out a system that helps get vehicles with unsafe equipment off the road because of some dishonest people? Why not focus on the dishonest people?

Agreed on all, but I'd also be ok with a two-year cycle.

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