Plain-Language Summary

Pennsylvania law requires official inspection stations to keep detailed records of vehicle inspections and certificates issued, which must be submitted to the department. The law also establishes an Inspection Advisory Board composed of industry and public representatives to advise on inspection regulations and procedures.

Frequently Asked Questions

They must record every vehicle inspection and certificate issued, and submit these records to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation as specified by regulation.

Police officers, authorized department employees, or their designees are permitted to inspect the records.

The board advises the department on inspection regulations and reviews proposed rules related to vehicle inspections.

Members include representatives from the department, Pennsylvania State Police, automotive industry, and the public, such as car dealers, mechanics, and licensed drivers.