An act relating to motor vehicle inspections

Summary

The bill changes Vermont’s vehicle inspection law so owners of cars, motorcycles and light trucks can decide whether to fix safety problems identified during the yearly check. Inspection stations must inform owners of dangerous parts, list needed repairs and give cost estimates, but they cannot fail a non‑commercial vehicle for a non‑dangerous defect. Emissions failures still must be repaired before a certificate is issued, and inspection fees must be approved and clearly posted.

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