this is getting REDUCKULOUS

[rtga]

don't know why some states still use inspection stickers??

 

[cuznjohn]

i was told it has to be in a spot where the police don't have to get on the floor or bend too far to look at it.

 

[Bob Denman]

Here's the best spot that I've found:

 

[Gray Ghost]

don't know why some states still use inspection stickers??

The idea of ensuring a vehicle is road worthy isn't a bad idea but using a sticker to show compliance is an old system. Having to have the inspection completed before being allowed to register or renew registration is probably better for everybody. Does away with the cost of printing the darn things and the problem of the sticker coming off or being stolen.

 

[PW2013STL]

Now there is a good reason to live in Minnesota :yes:

No inspections and no stickers, $17.50 license tabs, and trailers only require one lifetime sticker in place of a license plate.

Maybe that to make up for 5 months on none riding weather

 

[AY4B]

I just had my 16 foot flatbed trailer registered. Over the years I have only paid just a few dollars because when we bought it, it was farm use. Now they took that off and I had to pay 57 dollars plus they lowered the weight carrying capacity from 7000 pounds to 2400. I argued with them and they said to get a higher weight capacity, it needed to be titled. I bought it new in 2000 and we cant find the receipt. Its just bullsh**! now if I want to haul just about anything that I normally haul, Id be running illegal and she said they can take the trailor away.:banghead::banghead::banghead:

 

[M109Dreamer]

In TX for MC you just get the small sticker for the plate. But for a vehicle you have a huge sticker on the front windshield. Dumbest things Ive seen here.

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