Last updated on April 26th, 2018The Colorado state emissions testing program covers the counties of Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Denver, Douglas, Larimer, Weld, Jerrerson, and Broomfield. The rural areas of Adams and Arapahoe counties east of Kiowa Creek are excluded. There are eighteen emissions testing service centers that all vehicles may be tested at. If your […]
Last updated on March 21st, 2018No one will argue the fact that we are all enjoying the lower gas prices at the moment. In addition, the economy appears to be recovering, perhaps too slowly for some, but definitely in the right direction. Unfortunately, there is a downside to be considered. According to recent numbers released by […]
Last updated on March 21st, 2018>What is an electric car? Based on its name, electric cars use electrical energy stored in batteries to function. This is in stark contrast to the conventional vehicles, which rely on gasoline or diesel fuel. Why consider an electric car? First, an electric car is quiet and very smooth. What […]
Last updated on March 15th, 2021Kentucky State Emissions The state of Kentucky adopted vehicle emissions testing programs for three counties in the northern portion of the state in 1999, but this requirement ended in 2005 after Governor Ernie Fletcher signed an emergency regulation. It was decided that error quality have improved in such a way […]
Last updated on April 25th, 2018Maine Emissions Vehicle emissions tests are required for many vehicles in the state of Maine in order to receive original registrations as well as the renewal of registrations. Notices are sent annually to vehicle owners and these notices will indicate whether you need an inspection and when the inspection should […]
Last updated on March 16th, 2021Mississippi General Emissions Information The state of Mississippi does not require an emissions test or a smog check in order to pass a safety inspection so that you can operate them on roadways in the state. However, many gasoline or auto repair stations are authorized to perform safety inspections on […]
Nebraska Emissions Nebraska requires that you have your vehicle inspected before it can be registered and before you can receive your title. This must be done by the Nebraska Department of motor vehicles and you are given 30 days to have it completed after you have moved to Nebraska. Nebraska vehicle inspections Although the state […]
Last updated on March 16th, 2021New Hampshire Emissions The state of New Hampshire requires OBD testing for many original registrations and for annual registration renewals. Inspection stickers have the expiration date indicated on them and you will need to have the testing completed before the end of the expiration date. Requirements There are a number […]
Last updated on March 16th, 2021North Carolina Emissions Laws North Carolina requires inspections if you live in particular counties. There are two parts to the North Carolina inspection process, a vehicle safety inspection, and one board diagnostic emission inspection. When you have your vehicle safety inspection, you will be able to have it completed at […]
Last updated on September 22nd, 2023 Hawaii General Emissions Information Currently, there are no emissions standards and tests for vehicles in the state of Hawaii. The air quality of Hawaii is pretty clean other than the volcanic “vog” that is in the air. Honolulu is constantly ranked among one of the cities with the least […]