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What if I dont have my car tested? If you are pulled over by the police, you may be fined. If your registration sticker is expired by less than 2 months, then you will be fined at least $50. If your registration sticker is expired by more than 2 months, you will be fined at least $300.
Vehicles exempt from emissions testing include the following: Vehicles that dont require registration. Diesel-powered vehicles. Electric vehicles (but not hybrids) Cars built in 1967 or before. Antique vehicles. Custom vehicles. Street rods. Custom vehicles.
Vehicles must pass an emissions test or otherwise comply with the Illinois Vehicle Emissions Inspection Law of 2005 (625 ILCS 5/13C) (Inspection Law) before the vehicles registration (license plates) can be renewed.
If your vehicle is affixed with a metal license plate, please apply at myDMV.Colorado.gov ; Vehicle Services Apply for an Emissions Waiver. If your vehicle is displaying temporary license plates, please call 303-205-5603 to complete the waiver application.
If emissions testing is not performed in the state, or county where the vehicle is located, a VIN verification form (DR 2698))(opens in new window) must be completed by a local law enforcement officer (Local Police, Sheriffs Office, State Troopers, Military Police or out of state DMV Office).
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To apply for an extension or exemption, vehicle owners should contact the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) or visit the Illinois Air Team website for more information. Extenuating circumstances will need to be documented and verified before an extension or exemption can be granted.
A failing vehicle must be repaired and then return to a station for a retest. The Illinois EPA recommends that repairs be made by a technician who is trained and experienced in emissions diagnosis and repair. The repair technician should complete and submit the RDF for you online.

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