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That includes visibility features like your lights, horn and mirrors, your steering and brakes, seatbelts, and your tires. Technicians will check for any obvious hazards like fuel leaks too, the presence of which can be grounds for inspection failure.
(c) A person shall not operate a motor vehicle unless it has been inspected as required by this section and has a valid certification of inspection affixed to it. A person shall be subject to a civil penalty of not more than $5.00, which penalty shall be exempt from surcharges under 13 V.S.A.
Vermont has required safety inspections on vehicles since 1935 and inspection procedures became Administrative Rules in the 1960s. Emissions inspections have been required since 1997.
Top 10 Reasons Vehicles Fail Inspection: Improper First Aid Kit. Driver and Front Passenger Door Window Tint. Chips and s in the Windshield. Brakes. Lights. Worn Tires. Engine/Transmission/Power Steering Fluid Leaks. Vehicle Height.
The things we look for fall into a couple broad categories: Brakes and exhaust must be in good shape. Front windows and all external lights must work. There must be no dash light (like a check engine light) The tires must have good tread and the suspension elements must be functioning properly.

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Here are seven things you can check before heading to the inspection station to improve your chances of passing. Check Your Lights. Check all your lights. Get a Tune-Up and an Oil Change. Insurance and Registration. Check Your Windshield. Tires. Seat Belts. Steering and Alignment.
Body: Check interior rearview mirror. Check exterior rearview mirror. Check windshield wipers for correct operation and condition of blades. Check bumpers and fenders. Check for protruding metal. Check for sun visors.
VIPs Certified Automotive Professionals will perform your Vermont State Inspection 7 days a week. The cost is $49.99 per vehicle per year.

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