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Ben Doughney wrote:
Pretty much the same thing here in Norway. Cars newer than 4 years are exempt from the inspection, also cars older than 1960, as those are rarely in daily use anyways. Other than that, we have a bi-annual inspection, where the safety and environment aspects are controlled. Brakes, steering, wheel bearings, exhaust, oil leaks, lights, tires etc are tested. Cost is between $35 and $55 depending on the shop that test it. Also the DMV carries out the tests, and they also have the power to withdraw your license plates if your car is not roadworthy.on 24/1/2003 7:14 PM, Daniel Baum at dnbaum@hotmail.com wrote:
In the US, any inspections are required by the individual states. Most
states
have no inspection requirement.
I find this really pretty incredible.
Me too! Here they have to check all sorts of weird things, also they charge about $40 for the check.
PerL 73 Variant L
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