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No law-enforcement officer shall stop a motor vehicle due to an expired vehicle inspection sticker until the first day of the fourth month after the original expiration date.
As of July 1, 2019, Virginia drivers have to pay a little bit more for their annual vehicle inspections due to a bill passed earlier this year. The bill, HB 2514, raises the price of mandatory annual Virginia vehicle inspections from $16 to $20.
The vehicle shall not have any mechanical problems, such as engine, brake, or transmission problems or engine, radiator, or transmission fluid leaks that would create a safety hazard for the applicable test, or bias test results.
The basic Virginia state inspection involves testing the operation of: The driver's seat; airbags, seat belts, and doors. Brakes and parking brake. Headlights and exterior lights, including turn signals and the license plate light. All four tires, wheels and rims. The horn, rear-view and side-view mirrors.
Your windshield and other glass will be checked for cracks or chips, as well as the operation of the drivers door window. Your wipers, blades, and defrosters will also be inspected. Exhaust and emission system components are also on the list for inspection.