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Missouri law requires all motor vehicles to pass a vehicle safety inspection performed by an authorized Missouri inspection station, unless exempt as detailed below. The renewal notice you receive from the Department of Revenue will assist you in determining if your vehicle needs to have a safety inspection.

A: Inspection stations may charge a fee of up to $12.00 for passenger vehicles and trucks, and $10.00 for motorcycles. Q: What if the Missouri inspection expires while my vehicle is in another state?

The emissions testing fee should not exceed $24, and the safety inspection fee should not exceed $12. The station shall determine the acceptable forms of payment. The fees should include one free reinspection, if the same licensed station conducts it within 20 business days.

A: Inspection stations may charge a fee of up to $12.00 for passenger vehicles and trucks, and $10.00 for motorcycles. Q: What if the Missouri inspection expires while my vehicle is in another state?

Currently, Missouri motorists are required to pass a vehicle inspection every two years once a vehicle is 5 years old. During a hearing this month before the House Transportation Committee, Eggleston said the majority of states 34, including Kansas do not require vehicle inspections.

Mufflers are required on all vehicles, must work properly, and must prevent unusual or excessive noise. Any muffler openings present must be attached in such a way that they cannot be turned on or opened while vehicle is in motion.

But it's important to know that every state has different laws relating to muffler delete alterations, but for the most part, it's illegal. Most states require all vehicles have a working muffler to prevent excessively loud or unusual noises, but adding a muffler delete or similar device to your vehicle is illegal.

The new law will require inspections for vehicles more than 10 years old, or with at least 150,000 miles. The new law takes effect Aug. 28, Parson's office said. The new rules will mean an estimated 1.1 million vehicles in Missouri that are 5 to 10 years old will no longer need an inspection.

There is no criteria in the inspection regulations that requires the Supplemental Restraint System or airbag be in proper working order for annual safety inspection. Therefore a vehicle does not fail inspection for having an air bag warning light illuminated or even for having an air bag removed.

The average turnaround time for a mail-in title application to be processed is 4-6 weeks. Note: You should keep the original notarized lien release (or a copy) for your personal records. The copy that is submitted with your application will not be returned to you.

Take your application with the required fees and documents to the DMV. After the DMV has received your application for the replacement car title, they will issue the new title. In order to protect against fraud, most states will not mail out the replacement title for 15 to 30 days.

When Will I Receive My Duplicate Title? You will receive your title by mail in 15-30 calendar days from the date the duplicate title application was completed.

Your duplicate title will be processed within 72 hours after your application is accepted and will be promptly mailed to you.

Duplicate Titles We can have a title back in your hands in 5-7 business days.

In the state of Pennsylvania duplicate car titles are granted for people who have had theirs stolen, lost, damaged, or it is just illegible. The title will be issued through the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT), with a process that is relatively quick and easy.