Rhode Island S3013 increases motor vehicle inspection fees and reallocates the revenue, including a $10 allocation to RIPTA.
Rhode Island S3013 amends the fees for motor vehicle inspections, raising the fee to $75 starting January 1, 2027. The bill reallocates the collected fees, with $20 going to the Rhode Island highway maintenance fund and $10 to the Rhode Island Public Transit Authority (RIPTA). The remaining funds cover the costs of administering the motor vehicle emissions inspection program. The bill also specifies that no fee is charged for reinspections of vehicles that failed an initial inspection if the reinspection is conducted at the same inspection station.
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