Only $30 for Lyft vehicle inspections So you pay $30 to get your vehicle inspected and avoid dealing with the drive, wasting gas, and the headache you'll get from a local mechanic. On top of that, you can request an on-demand appointment. It really doesn't get much more convenient than that!

With Lyft, you'll need to take your vehicle to a licensed mechanic and you will have to pay. The price will vary depending on the mechanic but is usually around $19.99.

There was once a time when Lyft accepted Uber inspection forms, but that's no longer the case. Uber is moving forward into electronic activation centers and inspection forms, providing a certificate format that's no longer acceptable to Lyft. Instead you'll need to take a specialized Lyft test.

All Lyft inspection forms require an email address while the generic Uber form does not. This may seem to be a minor detail, but if you try to pass off your email-less Uber inspection form to Lyft, it could be viewed as incomplete and on that basis alone, be refused.

the official Lyft Driver Hubs. ... Getting your vehicle inspected at a Lyft hub is free (for your first time), but they can have long wait times. Rideshare Mechanic, however, can be done from anywhere at pretty much any time. There's just one fee of $30, which will only be charged once you pass.

You can obtain a TNC inspection at any state licensed inspection station. All state licensed inspection stations must provide a TNC inspection when requested.

Common options are: Go to an Uber Greenlight Hub or Lyft Hub. Go to a local mechanic such as Jiffy Lube. Work with Rideshare Mechanic a virtual mechanic that conducts your inspection over video chat.

Uber and Lyft have vehicle inspections for the same reasons. The inspection must be completed before being able to drive but will also be required annually. Before completing the vehicle inspection, you have to go through and pass a background check.