Missouri Inspection of Goods and Acceptance
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On Wednesday, Gov. Mike Parson signed Senate Bill 89 into law, a wide-ranging bill including a provision that will require inspections for vehicles more than 10 years old or with more than 150,000 miles. They're necessary in order to renew a motor vehicle license.
Now, with a few exceptions, Missouri safety inspections are not required until a vehicle is more than 10 years old, or the vehicle's odometer has exceeded 150,000 miles.
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.
Your vehicle will need to be inspected once every two years by an authorized service provider. If your car or truck has a model year that is even, it will need to be inspected during even years. In turn, if your vehicle model is odd, you have to get your vehicle inspected during odd years.
The safety inspection insures that vehicles on Missouri roads meet a minimum safety standard of safety. Items checked include lighting, mirrors, glass, brakes, windshield wipers, suspension, and steering components. The state mandated maximum fee for a safety inspection is $12.
Now, with a few exceptions, Missouri safety inspections are not required until a vehicle is more than 10 years old, or the vehicle's odometer has exceeded 150,000 miles.
Do I need a safety inspection to obtain my tags in Missouri? Yes, with broad exemptions. As of August 28, 2019, any new or used vehicles in Missouri with fewer than 150,000 miles EXISTING within the first 10 years following the model year of manufacture do NOT need a Missouri safety inspection.
Most vehicles sold in Missouri are required to be inspected prior to the sale. Sellers are required to give the buyer a copy of the inspection ticket. There are very few exceptions, but the notable one is if the car is sold to a dealer either as a trade-in or dealer-to-dealer sale.
EXEMPTIONS: Effective August 28, 2019, motor vehicles for the first ten years following the model year of manufacture and having less than 150,000 miles on the odometer are exempt from the safety inspection requirement.
Automobile dealers must sell vehicles that pass the emissions test (643.315. 4, Missouri Revised Statutes). Dealers have two ways of meeting this: Dealers can sell a vehicle using an emissions inspection compliance certificate, whether it has a 'Pass' or a 'Fail' and got a 'Waiver' 120 days prior to the date of sale.
