Lawmakers in New Hampshire have voted to eliminate mandatory yearly car inspections in the state. The bill now heads to Gov.

Auto inspections will no longer be required in New Hampshire starting next year due to a provision in the state budget.

A last-minute addition to New Hampshire's 2026 budget bill included a provision to eliminate mandatory vehicle safety ...

Change is coming to New Hampshire. The northern state is famous for its political history, its beautiful foliage, and its ...

The provision to make New Hampshire the 14th state to not require annual safety inspections was added to the budget to win ...

Those who were favor of the bill said inspections are costly for people and drivers should determine when their car needs to ...

PART OF THE FAMILY BUSINESS IS SAFETY INSPECTIONS, WHICH EVERY NEW HAMPSHIRE VEHICLE NEEDED. DRIVERS COULD ONLY GET THEM AT STATE LICENSED INSPECTORS OR AUTHORIZED DEALERS. A REPEAL INCLUDED IN THE ...

The budget passed Thursday repeals the law, meaning New Hampshire residents will no longer have to get their car inspected starting in 2026. Why repeal car inspections? Rep. Michael Granger, who ...

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An analysis posted with the bill says 1,048,001 vehicles were registered in New Hampshire in 2023. Inspection stickers cost $3.25 – the inspection itself usually costs at least $35 – of which ...

Only 14 states require annual car safety inspections. One is New Hampshire where there's a push to end the process. ... Bill to abolish vehicle inspections in New Hampshire.

New Hampshire is one of 12 states across the country that requires regular safety inspections for vehicles. While statistics do not show a clear difference between states with and without safety ...