Conservatives often rail against certain requirements as excessive government overreach, especially if it involves a mandatory fee or tax. Often, this editorial board would concur if a compelling ...

Growing up, Larry Harris said, he knew he wanted to own his own business — and after a childhood of tinkering with cars, it felt natural to go into the automotive industry. "My dad used to work on his ...

ABILENE, Texas — For over 40 years TJ’s Auto inspection has made sure vehicles were safe to drive on the road. Starting Jan. 1 car safety inspections will be a thing of the past. “We have to make sure ...

A bill that would eliminate safety inspections for non-commercial vehicles in Texas has passed through both state legislative chambers. It would go into effect on Sept. 1 if the bill is signed by Gov.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Starting in 2025, many Texas drivers will no longer have to have their car inspected for safety. Credit: Ryan McCrimmon for The ...

DALLAS — Starting this year, Texas drivers will no longer need a yearly safety inspection to register their vehicles. The change has left many auto shops, including those in Dallas, scrambling to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. AUSTIN (KXAN) — As the clock chimed midnight Wednesday morning, Texans rung in 2025 — and the state’s mandatory vehicle ...

ABILENE, Texas — In the state of Texas, it is mandatory to get your car inspected for safety reasons. Texas State Vehicle inspection helps to make sure that every car is fit to drive on the roads.

An official vehicle inspection station sign is seen on the wall at Town East Automotive, Monday, May 13, 2024, in Mesquite, Texas. This is a previously published story from May sharing tips on new ...

Starting in 2025, many Texas drivers will no longer have to have their car inspected for safety. (Ryan Mccrimmon For The Texas Tribune, Ryan Mccrimmon For The Texas Tribune) Sign up for The Brief, The ...

Conservatives often rail against certain requirements as excessive government overreach, especially if it involves a mandatory fee or tax. Often, this editorial board would concur if a compelling ...