Virginia law allows for the transfer of a valid inspection sticker to a new windshield when replacing a broken one, eliminating the need for reinspection if the original sticker is valid. Additionally, certain officers can issue replacement stickers without reinspection if the original is lost or damaged, provided proof is presented. The law also mandates the Superintendent to establish regulations for vehicle inspections and ensure inspection stations display these regulations prominently.
Yes, if the original inspection sticker is valid, it can be transferred to the new windshield without requiring a reinspection.
You can obtain a replacement sticker from designated officers if you provide proof of the original sticker within the past eleven months.
No, if a valid inspection sticker is already displayed on the windshield being replaced, reinspection is not required.
Yes, inspection stations must post the inspection regulations conspicuously and ensure employees are familiar with them.