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(The Center Square) – Federal environmental regulators are poised to approve New Hampshire’s request to officially end its mandated vehicle inspection and emissions testing program.
It seems increasingly likely that New Hampshire drivers who have scraped the inspection decal off their car windshields won’t have to replace it.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency expressed preliminary support on Thursday for the end of New Hampshire’s vehicle inspection and emissions testing program, which ceased early this year. The agency shared two proposals on Thursday. One would grant New Hampshire’s petition to withdraw from the Ozone Transport Region, a regional air pollution organization; another would remove […]