Diesel Vehicles: Light duty 8, lbs or less diesel powered vehicles model year and newer, are required to undergo diesel emissions testing. New Mexico requires emissions testing at the time of registration for vehicles registering in Bernalillo County.
All and newer motor vehicles up to 10, lbs GVW must pass an emission test every two years and at change of ownership. New vehicles for four years following initial registration from the date of manufacturer's certificate of origin MCO. Dedicated Electric Vehicles. Vehicles that are only used for legally sanctioned competition. Vehicles with a GVWR of more than 10, lbs. Vehicles that are not operated on public streets and highways. New York requires annual emissions testing in conjunction with the state's annual safety inspection.
Non-exempt vehicles that have a gross vehicle weight rating GVWR less than 8, pounds and that are model year or newer must undergo an OBD inspection.
Vehicles manufactured prior to are subject to a low enhanced inspection. Diesel Vehicles : Diesel-powered vehicles that that are or newer and that have a GVRW less than 8, pounds are subject to annual emissions inspection. Vehicles that are more than 25 model years old 3. Electric vehicles 3. Vehicles registered with historical plates. Motor vehicles registered in 22 North Carolina counties must pass an emissions inspection, which is conducted at the same time as the safety inspection.
Some light-duty vehicles less than 3 years old or have fewer than 70, miles 2. Vehicles that are 20 model years old or older 3. Vehicles with an antique automobile license plate.
Even model year vehicles must be tested during even-numbered years and odd model year vehicles must be tested during the odd-numbered years. Diesel Vehicles: All diesel-fueled vehicles equaling 10, pounds gross vehicle weight rating GVWR or less must be tested. Vehicles that are 26 model year old or older 3. Vehicles with a GVWR of more than 10, lbs 4. Vehicles registered as "historical" or "collector" vehicles 5.
Parade and exhibition vehicles 6. Electric vehicles one-time verification inspection required. Oregon's Department of Environmental Quality requires emissions testing in the Portland and Medford metropolitan areas prior to registration and as a part of the registration renewal process.
Diesel Vehicles: Diesel vehicles in the metropolitan areas of Portland and Medford with a GVWR of 8, lbs or less are required to undergo emissions testing, but are provided with the same exemptions provided to gasoline powered vehicles in those areas.
Pre model year vehicles Portland 2. Vehicles that are 21 model year old or older Medford 3. Newer model year vehicles for this extend to model-year Pennsylvania requires gasoline powered cars, vans and light-duty trucks 9, lbs.
The emissions inspection is to be completed before or with the annual safety inspection. New vehicles with less than 5, miles on the odometer is exempt for one year after the first registration.
Any vehicle driven fewer than 5, miles during the month period immediately preceding the inspection. Vehicles with a GVWR of more than 9, lbs 4. Vehicles registered as classics, antiques, collectibles, street rods, and specially constructed. Rhode Island requires biennial emissions inspections to be conducted in conjunction with safety inspections.
Heavy duty diesel powered vehicles weighing over pounds must be inspected annually at an "A" Class inspection station. New vehicles for first 2 model years or 24, miles, whichever comes first 2. Vehicles registered as antiques 3. Motor vehicles 25 years old or older must undergo inspection for safety and emissions, but are not failed if they do not pass emissions standards 4.
Vehicles manufactured as kit cars may receive an alternate type of inspection. Annual emissions inspections must be passed prior to registration and registration renewal in the counties of Hamilton, Davidson, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson and Wilson and in the city of Nashville.
Diesel Vehicles: Diesel vehicles are treated the same as gasoline powered vehicles for emission inspection purposes. Pre model year vehicles 2. Vehicles with a GVWR of more than 10, lbs 3. Vehicles over 25 years old with antique registration and plates 4. New vehicles being registered for the first time 5. Electric vehicles. Vehicles with "Antique" registration and plates 3.
Vehicles 25 years old or older 4. Vehicles registered as "Classic" are only required to have a safety inspection 5. Kit Cars are required to meet the emissions standards for the year the vehicle is assembled. All vehicles registered in Davis, Salt Lake, Utah and Weber counties with model years less than six years old are required to have an emission test once every two years.
Vehicles in this category that have even-numbered model years must have an emission test in even-numbered years, and vehicles that have odd-numbered model years must have an emission test in odd-numbered years. Vehicles with model years six years old and older to must have an emission test every year. Cache County vehicles with model years six years old and greater that have even-numbered model years, must have an emission test in even number years, and vehicles with odd-numbered model years must have an emission test in odd-numbered years.
Vehicles with model years or older do not require an emission test. Diesel Vehicles: Diesel vehicles are treated the same as gasoline powered vehicles for emission inspection purposes except emissions tests are not required for diesel vehicles registered in Utah county. New Vehicles 2. Vehicles registered as "vintage vehicles" or "custom". On-board diagnostic systems OBD on light-duty vehicles that are 16 model years or newer, having a GVWR of 8, lbs or less are checked as part of Vermont's annual vehicle safety inspection.
Diesel Vehicles: Diesel vehicles with a GVWR of 8, lbs or less with a model year of or newer are required to undergo emissions testing. Illinois requires testing of cars and newer. There, even model-year vehicles are tested during even years and odd model-year vehicles are tested in odd years. States may only require regular testing in counties that have more traffic congestion and higher rates of air pollution.
Missouri, for example, only requires emissions testing in five counties that include and surround St. In those counties, car owners must do an emissions test every two years. Most states also have their own exemptions for vehicles that do not need emissions testing.
These may include alternative fuel vehicles, motorcycles, vehicles that are 25 years or older and farm vehicles. In most states, an emissions test is valid for 90 days. In Georgia, the emissions test is valid for 12 months. If you fail to register your vehicle before the emissions test expires, you must retake the test. An emissions test itself does not take long. It usually runs between 15 and 30 minutes, depending on your vehicle.
Emissions testing is mandated throughout Ontario, Canada. Vehicles in the region are required to pass a Drive Clean emissions test every two years. Are there any restrictions on where I can have my vehicle tested? Do I have to pay if my vehicle fails the test? What will my vehicle be tested for tailpipe test only?
What type of testing is required for diesel vehicles? What is tampering? My vehicle did not pass; will the test station make necessary repairs? Where can I find the testing history of a vehicle? Do I need to have it tested? Do I have to have my motorcycle emissions tested? Out of Area Exemptions What does "out of the area" mean for emissions testing? How do I determine if I am "out of the area"? If the locator map indicates that I am "out of the area", do I qualify for the "out of area" exemption?
How do I apply for the "out of area" exemption? Out of State Exemptions My vehicle is located in Arizona but I am out of state, do I qualify for an out of state exemption? Can someone else take my vehicle to the emissions test station for testing? How do I apply for an out of state exemption? Will you accept an emissions test from another state?
I tested my vehicle in another state, but failed the Safety Check, is that ok? I am from another state can I test here in Arizona? I sent in my emissions test but got it back with a letter with "compliance" check marked, what do I do? After my exemption is processed how can I renew my registration? How long does the online out of state exemption take to process?
Can I send my registration renewal money with my out of state exemption fee? Vehicle Registration How do I register my vehicle? What if I purchase a used vehicle?
What is necessary for new residents? Does ADEQ provide temporary use permits 30 day temporary use tags? What are the OBD Express lanes? Do I qualify to use them?
Back to Top Q: Why does my vehicle need to be tested? Back to Top Q: Who is required to have their vehicle emissions tested? Back to Top Q: How will I be notified if my vehicle needs a test? Back to Top Q: Do I need an appointment before taking my vehicle to a test station? Back to Top Q: How far in advance can I have my vehicle tested? Back to Top Q: Who can take my vehicle in for a test? A: Any licensed motorist may take a vehicle to the testing station. Back to Top Q: How often will my vehicle need to be tested?
Back to Top Q: What paperwork do I have to take with me to emissions inspection? Back to Top Q: Are there any restrictions on where I can have my vehicle tested? Back to Top Q: Do I have to pay if my vehicle fails the test?
Back to Top Q: What will my vehicle be tested for tailpipe test only? Back to Top Q: What type of testing is required for diesel vehicles? Back to Top Q: What is tampering? Back to Top Q: My vehicle did not pass; will the test station make necessary repairs? Back to Top Q: Where can I find the testing history of a vehicle? Back to Top Q: Do I have to have my motorcycle emissions tested? Q: How do I determine if I am "out of the area"? Q: If the locator map indicates that I am "out of the area", do I qualify for the "out of area" exemption?
A: You must meet the following criteria to qualify for an "out of area" exemption. You reside in a partial zip code. These are zip codes that are right along the boundary line with part of it inside and part outside the area. The address locator shows that you are outside the area. You do not use the vehicle to commute into an emissions control area on a regular basis for work or school. Q: How do I apply for the "out of area" exemption?
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