😲 New bill could do away with yearly Pa. vehicle inspections

[GOYABEAN]

200w-1.jpg HARRISBURG, Pa. (WTAJ) — New legislation from a state senator could eliminate Pennsylvania’s yearly vehicle inspections.

State Senator Marty Flynn(D) represents part of Lackawanna and Luzerne counties. He recently sent a memo to lawmakers that he plans to introduce legislation in the near future that would do away with the yearly inspection.

https://www.pahomepage.com/news/new-...spections/amp/

[JaySmith]

Now that's stupid. The only maintenance performed on most people's cars is via annual safety inspections. Brakes? Tires? Wipers? Headlights? Tail lights? And you'd still need to go in for emissions.

[Walleye Hunter]

He stands a better chance of getting antique tags on more vehicles.

[father-of-five]

Maybe every other year or lower some of the standards. I was considering giving an old car to my son who still lived in Carbon County, but I was told that a small amount of rust/rot around the wheels would have failed it.

[bogey1]

Inspections are a scam as are emissions. I inspect my own vehicles, then drop the paperwork off at my mechanics.
And he throws stickers on the trucks.

[MARINE DIVISION TWO]

Florida has no inspections on vehicles !

[MARINE DIVISION TWO]

And Constitutional Carry !

[soberbyker]

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WTAJ) * New legislation from a state senator could eliminate Pennsylvania*s yearly vehicle inspections.

State Senator Marty Flynn(D) represents part of Lackawanna and Luzerne counties. He recently sent a memo to lawmakers that he plans to introduce legislation in the near future that would do away with the yearly inspection.

https://www.pahomepage.com/news/new-...spections/amp/

Hadn't heard that one, but I have heard of other bills that are the opposite, doing away with the emissions since new vehicles are much more efficient and the program really hasn't made a difference in air quality.

[esh21167]

He stands a better chance of getting antique tags on more vehicles.

I've heard from people that has become much easier. I know I got antique MC plates for two bikes in the last two years. ZERO issues. I just asked the notary to register it antique and they pulled out the paperwork to complete. Plate came in about a week or so IIRC. Perhaps cars are tougher.

But this inspection thing ain't neva gonna happen. The 'state' will rarely surrender power.

[middlefinger]

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it will drive many small shops out of business