Virginia law § 46.2-1158.1 provides an extension for vehicle safety inspection stickers for vehicles owned by military personnel stationed outside the state. The law states that these stickers are valid during the owner's absence and allows a 14-day grace period upon their return to Virginia to get the vehicle inspected. It also clarifies that owners must still comply with inspection requirements in their state of domicile if applicable.
Yes, Virginia law § 46.2-1158.1 states that inspection stickers remain valid during the owner's absence due to military service.
They have 14 calendar days, excluding Sundays and holidays, to have their vehicle inspected after returning to Virginia.
Yes, if the owner is domiciled in another state, they must still obtain a current inspection sticker from that state if required.
Yes, you can operate your vehicle on the most direct route to an inspection station within the 14-day grace period after returning to Virginia.