No inspection? How to fix it:
Section: You can get an Exceptional Condition Waiver by calling 311.
Takeaway: It’s a good idea to call the number listed on your citation and ask how you can fix your ticket if you think the inspection was not performed correctly.
Note: If you’re cited for failing to have an inspection, ensure that the mechanic who inspected your vehicle has done so by New York Vehicle and Traffic Law. Section: Call 311 or visit any DMV office in NY for more information about the Exceptional Condition waver or inspection requirements.
In a friendly tone, Takeaway: Before you go ahead and challenge the ticket, give New York Vehicle and Traffic Law a quick look through first. An experienced traffic attorney can help determine whether filing an appeal is worth it.
Two types of citations issued in New York can require you to complete a vehicle inspection.
Two types of citations issued in New York can require you to complete a vehicle inspection.
The first type is an official citation, and it’s the most common type of citation. If you receive one, your vehicle has been identified as having one or more defects that could be dangerous if not repaired or corrected immediately. You must pay the fine for this violation immediately upon receiving it, so no time is lost in collecting payment from your insurance company or other sources of income available to you if applicable (such as rent).
The second type is an official waiver—which means that the Department of Motor Vehicles has decided not to issue an actual ticket but instead just informally remind drivers about specific rules related to inspections before they go out on their own without going through this entire process again later down the line when they get pulled over again! This helps prevent unnecessary costs associated with multiple violations stacked against someone who probably just forgot something like changing their oil regularly, etcetera…
An official citation is on a piece of paper with a stamp in the upper right-hand corner that says “Official Waiver.”
An official citation is on a piece of paper with a stamp in the upper right-hand corner that says “Official Waiver.” These are issued by the DMV, not by an officer or EMT. They’re not valid in court, so try to use them only if you’ve been ticketed for no inspection. Also, note that these waivers do not apply to traffic court violations—you’ll need another form of proof when going there (see below).
An official waiver is on a piece of paper with a stamp in the upper right-hand corner that says “Official Waiver.”
An official waiver is on a piece of paper with a stamp in the upper right-hand corner that says “Official Waiver.” If you need an inspection, you’ll need to show this to them when they ask.
An Exceptional Condition Waiver is on a piece of paper with a stamp in the upper right-hand corner that says “Exceptional Condition.”
An Exceptional Condition Waiver is on a piece of paper with a stamp in the upper right-hand corner that says “Exceptional Condition.”
An Exceptional Condition Inspection is an inspection performed under the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) that allows you to get your vehicle inspected for free. The only thing you have to pay for is any additional fees due at the time of services, such as court costs or traffic tickets.
A Vehicle Inspection Waiver allows you to take advantage of this program even if your vehicle does not meet all requirements for it because it has been operated in exceptional condition since new or less than 50 miles per year if used primarily for personal transportation purposes as opposed to commercial use like transporting people around town regularly (such as Uber drivers).
You must know your ticket type if you’re cited for not completing an inspection.
You must know your ticket type if you’re cited for not completing an inspection.
There are two basic types:
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The official waiver is on a piece of paper with a stamp in the upper right-hand corner that says “Official Waiver.”
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An Exceptional Condition Waiver is on a piece of paper with a stamp in the upper right-hand corner that says “Exceptional Condition.”
Takeaway: If your vehicle fails an inspection, you can get an Exceptional or Official waiver. Explain to the inspector what happened. For example, “Sorry, this truck was purchased from (dealer) . . . The inspection sticker expired last week.” Then take it to your mechanic and have it inspected as soon as possible. Usually, you’re not required to make repairs until back-to-back inspections every 60 days. If you don’t complete the assessment within 30 days of getting the ticket, you must return to court and show proof that your vehicle has been repaired by completing another inspection. If you don’t comply with this law, your driver’s license will be suspended for 90 days!
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