Virginia law prohibits the unauthorized removal, possession, or use of vehicle inspection stickers and papers issued by the State Police. It also criminalizes the making or use of imitation or counterfeit inspection stickers. Additionally, the Superintendent has authority to enter into reciprocity agreements for vehicle inspections.
Violating Virginia law by removing or possessing inspection stickers unlawfully is a Class 1 misdemeanor, which can result in criminal penalties.
No, it is illegal to make, issue, or knowingly use counterfeit or imitation inspection stickers in Virginia.
The station must surrender all inspection stickers and related papers to the Superintendent or authorized representative before the effective date of suspension or revocation.
Yes, the Superintendent is authorized to enter into reciprocity agreements to facilitate vehicle inspections across states.