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Vehicles registered in Texas are required to pass an annual inspection to ensure compliance with state law.

Vehicles registered in Texas are required to pass an annual inspection to ensure compliance with state law.

FORM VIE-7: The VIE-7 (Vehicle Repair Form) must be completed for a customer to receive a re-inspection or to apply for a waiver. A customer should have a form VIE-7 if they failed the emission inspection. If they do not bring a VIE-7 with them to the waiver station, the form can be accessed here by clicking on VIE-7.

FORM VIE-7: The VIE-7 (Vehicle Repair Form) must be completed for a customer to receive a re-inspection or to apply for a waiver. A customer should have a form VIE-7 if they failed the emission inspection. If they do not bring a VIE-7 with them to the waiver station, the form can be accessed here by clicking on VIE-7.

Photo ID: You must have a current and valid photo ID. Most inspection stations will accept both Texas and out-of-state IDs. Proof of Insurance: You will be required to show proof of a current auto insurance policy at the time of your inspection.

Photo ID: You must have a current and valid photo ID. Most inspection stations will accept both Texas and out-of-state IDs. Proof of Insurance: You will be required to show proof of a current auto insurance policy at the time of your inspection.

You can renew your registration and waive the Texas vehicle inspection requirement either online or by mail. By mail: submit the following to a county tax office in Texas if you are not eligible to renew online: Renewal notice, vehicle identification number, or plate number.

Exemptions from Texas vehicle safety inspection are limited to (including vehicles currently meeting or registering as the following): • trailers, semitrailers, pole trailers, or travel trailers with a current factory-delivery license plate or current in-transit license plate; • vehicles with a paper dealer in-transit ...

You can renew your registration and waive the Texas vehicle inspection requirement either online or by mail. By mail: submit the following to a county tax office in Texas if you are not eligible to renew online: Renewal notice, vehicle identification number, or plate number.

For those asking, ”How old does a car have to be to pass emissions in Texas?” here's all you need to know. Your car is exempt from emissions testing if: It is a new vehicle made in the last 2 model years. It is a vehicle manufactured over 24 years ago.

Exemptions from Texas vehicle safety inspection are limited to (including vehicles currently meeting or registering as the following): • trailers, semitrailers, pole trailers, or travel trailers with a current factory-delivery license plate or current in-transit license plate; • vehicles with a paper dealer in-transit ...

Vehicles registered in Texas are required to pass an annual inspection to ensure compliance with state law.

You can renew your registration and waive the Texas vehicle inspection requirement either online or by mail. By mail: submit the following to a county tax office in Texas if you are not eligible to renew online: Renewal notice, vehicle identification number, or plate number.

For those asking, ”How old does a car have to be to pass emissions in Texas?” here's all you need to know. Your car is exempt from emissions testing if: It is a new vehicle made in the last 2 model years. It is a vehicle manufactured over 24 years ago.

Individual Vehicle Waiver: This waiver is available to a vehicle owner that has spent at least $600 ($450 in El Paso) on emission-related repairs and is still unable to pass an emissions inspection or unable to qualify for another type of waiver.

Vehicles registered in Texas are required to pass an annual inspection to ensure compliance with state law.

Vehicle owners driving a 25-year-old vehicle are eligible for a safety-only inspection. This type of inspection costs $7.00 at the inspection station. There is a registration fee of $7.50 for this inspection, bringing the total to $14.50.

You can renew your registration and waive the Texas vehicle inspection requirement either online or by mail. By mail: submit the following to a county tax office in Texas if you are not eligible to renew online: Renewal notice, vehicle identification number, or plate number.

Individual Vehicle Waiver: This waiver is available to a vehicle owner that has spent at least $600 ($450 in El Paso) on emission-related repairs and is still unable to pass an emissions inspection or unable to qualify for another type of waiver.

New Vehicles: Vehicles that are less than two years old or have fewer than 24,000 miles on the odometer do not need a safety inspection. Antique Vehicles: Vehicles that are at least 25 years old and used solely for exhibitions, parades, or other public events are exempt from safety inspections.

Vehicle owners driving a 25-year-old vehicle are eligible for a safety-only inspection. This type of inspection costs $7.00 at the inspection station. There is a registration fee of $7.50 for this inspection, bringing the total to $14.50.

FORM VIE-7: The VIE-7 (Vehicle Repair Form) must be completed for a customer to receive a re-inspection or to apply for a waiver. A customer should have a form VIE-7 if they failed the emission inspection. If they do not bring a VIE-7 with them to the waiver station, the form can be accessed here by clicking on VIE-7.

New Vehicles: Vehicles that are less than two years old or have fewer than 24,000 miles on the odometer do not need a safety inspection. Antique Vehicles: Vehicles that are at least 25 years old and used solely for exhibitions, parades, or other public events are exempt from safety inspections.

FORM VIE-7: The VIE-7 (Vehicle Repair Form) must be completed for a customer to receive a re-inspection or to apply for a waiver. A customer should have a form VIE-7 if they failed the emission inspection. If they do not bring a VIE-7 with them to the waiver station, the form can be accessed here by clicking on VIE-7.