Bill to Kill Inspection Stickers Expected to Appear Again in Next Legislative Session
Representative Cecil Brown authored the bill and says he plans to introduce the bill again during the next legislative session. He believes inspection stickers are an unnesseary tax on consumers and he believes dealers are getting out of the business because they can lose money on providing the service.
“They are supposed to be a safety purposes, but anybody who has had his or her car inspected understands that right now you basically honk your horn, turn on your lights, make sure your blinkers are working, step on your breaks, and that’s essentially it. There are a lot of safety features on automobiles that are not being inspected now,” said Brown.
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10/28/14
