Safety Commissioner Robert Quinn (left) and Attorney General John Formella are shown speaking about the vehicle inspection situation Feb. 4 at a meeting of the Governor and Executive Council. (PAULA TRACY PHOTO)
Safety Commissioner Robert Quinn (left) and Attorney General John Formella are shown speaking about the vehicle inspection situation Feb. 4 at a meeting of the Governor and Executive Council. (PAULA TRACY PHOTO)
CONCORD — The vehicle inspection program is suspended until further notice, but drivers are still responsible under current law to ensure “that any vehicle driven in New Hampshire is safe to operate, regardless of the status of the inspection program.”
That’s according to a press release issued late Friday afternoon by Attorney General John Formella and Safety Commissioner Robert Quinn.
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