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If your car does not pass a safety inspection, how long do you have to fix it?
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30 days
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When a safety inspection doesn’t pass, you have a 30-day window to fix the listed issues and return for a re-inspection. This amount of time gives you a realistic period to schedule repairs, replace or repair faulty parts, and have the vehicle rechecked without immediately losing your ability to drive. During these 30 days you should complete the required work and then go back to the inspection station to verify it’s all repaired. A re-inspection fee may apply, and rules can vary by location, so it’s good to confirm with your local DMV or inspection office.
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