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What happens if I miss my emissions test in Illinois?
The first citation for operating a vehicle that has not complied with emissions requirements results in fines, charges and other fees totaling $75. A subsequent citation results in a total of $77.
Who is eligible for emissions test in Illinois?
Most 1996 and newer gasoline-powered passenger vehicles are subject to emissions inspections after they are four years old (e.g. 2012 vehicles are being inspected in 2016 for the first time). The inspection month coincides with the expiration date of the vehicle license plate.
Can I renew my plates without emissions in Illinois?
The state of Illinois requires all vehicles to renew their license plate before it expires and also pass an emissions test, in order to stay legal on the road.
How do I avoid emissions testing in Illinois?
Vehicles exempt from emissions testing Cars built in 1967 or before. Vehicles built in 1995 or before if compliant with the Illinois Vehicle Emissions Inspection Law as of Feb. Diesel-powered vehicles. Electric vehicles (but not hybrids) Motorcycles (motor-driven cycles and motorized pedal-cycles) Street rods.
How do I get a waiver for emissions in Illinois?
To qualify for a waiver, you must follow the instructions on the Repair Waiver page carefully and submit all of the required documentation and information for your situation. Repair waivers last for up to two years from the date the vehicle was due to test.
276.401. Waiver Requirements After failing a retest, the vehicle has failed to comply with the applicable vehicle emission standards; A minimum expenditure of at least $450 in emission-related repairs exclusive of tampering-related repairs have been made;
Who is exempt from emissions in IL?
You cannot renew your cars registration if you do not take an emissions test. The rule does not apply to diesel trucks, and completely electric vehicles. Motorcycles and antique vehicles (model year before 1967) are also exempt. If your vehicle is registered outside of Illinois, you also are exempt.
What are the exemptions for vehicle emissions test in Illinois?
Exemptions and waivers are available under certain conditions. The only exemptions included by Ordinance are: electric or hybrid motor vehicles, motor vehicles with a model year less than four years old, motor vehicles with a model year older than 1981 and classic automobiles.
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