inspection stickers

In a landslide vote of 27 to 7, the Louisiana Senate has now officially done away with inspection stickers.

Imagine a simpler way to prove your vehicle's road readiness — no more ugly stickers, just a quick scan instead.

A new proposal has taken a big step forward at the Louisiana State Capitol aiming to eliminate vehicle inspection stickers replacing it with modern technology.

Governor Jeff Landry says that at the next Louisiana session "we are getting rid of the inspection sticker".

A new bill in Louisiana's legislature would end inspection sticker requirements for most drivers, following Texas' lead. Here's who could still be affected.

No, you're eyes aren't failing you, the inspection stick on your vehicle in Louisiana may be losing its initial color.

Don't panic if your MVI sticker fades to clear or white.

State Rep. Larry Bagwell, R-Stonewall, said on Monday that his bill that would have removed inspection stickers has been taken down.

If you hate having to get your vehicle inspected every year or two, then you will be happy to know that the Louisiana legislature is with you.

A fake inspection sticker could land you in jail for up to six months plus a fine of up to $500.

This problem has gone way beyond 'faulty glue'.

You will still have to get your car inspected in Louisiana after we learn the proposed law to do away with inspection stickers is unconstitutional.

Well, fellow Louisiana drivers—it looks like we have at least two more years of inspection stickers.

Only 11 states still require an inspection sticker. Louisiana is one of them, but Stonewall Representative Larry Bagley wants to change that. His bill to inspection stickers passes out of the House Transportation Committee on an 8-6 vote.