You're exactly right!

You mean in front of the wheel?

Have you seen Austin drivers...

So….so many nuts

@@bearlineproductions2966Have you seen Houston drivers?

Which they will still get from us as a fee for not having to get our vehicles inspected.

Just like here in California

Exactly…. This was a revenue generating scam.

Also it was a sweetheart deal for the auto repair industry in exchange for campaign contributions.

Yes indeed.

Just another hand reaching into your pocket.

@@Maybe1Someday So, will Texans be receiving some type of registration card? As a Texan, I'm already paying a registration fee for a sticker.

I think they meant for the actual registration sticker itself, not the physical vehicle inspection.

$7 tax vs $700 o2 sensor? Ill pay the $7

@@Cableguy5770 it’s my understanding that there’ll still be emissions testing.

Nah! I love the toll roads. All the broke bitches can't ride and I get home in lighting speed.

Not so fun fact. The dollars go to another country in exchange for building those toll roads

@@CS-en5xzgot to love Austin toll road

Toll roads??

Woah hold on there toll roads save me 25 min of my 1 hr commute until I can afford to move

Exactly. You know she wants all of us on the “clean” electric vehicles.

_"A Freudian slip. "We want to get rid of them"_ Kinda like a meeting I over heard outside of San Marcos Tx a little while ago with a similar Freudian slip: "Jews Will Not Replace Us!" Nothing like a Sunday night beer bust in a random field in TeKKKas.

Travis county… no more needs to be said.

@@Hilaire_Balrog Clean Coal!

Exactly.

yep they once again shut the little guy who was running a mom and pop garage who benefited off the inspections down and said naw we want that cash boy.

you still have to pass federal emission test standards.

@@wilber504 correct me if I am wrong, but I thought emissions are decided by the states?

@@radolfkalis4041the counties in wont have safety but still emissions.

It's similar to taking the shady guy at Jiffy Lube 20 bucks to pass your vehicle without an inspection. The government basically just took over that position is all

Yeah she should have just said "screw those poor people and their dirty cars"

I heard that as well. I believe long-term, people like her would like to get rid of all gas-powered vehicles.

​@@marktaylor8659 why? EVs are crap.

​@@J-ge7qeThe false idea that EV's help the environment

@@J-ge7qe I agree, but it's more about their control and power over people.

The amount of buyers who won't change the registration is the problem and abandoned vehicles with registration years out of date and no way to contact the last owner

governments will always find a way to get the money they want

Ikr man

In France they only do it one time the whole life of the car when you buy the car the first time , you never have to register it again unless you sell the car then the burden is on the new owner .

Same with your home/land. You should NEVER have to pay Taxes on land you own or are paying to own, at the expense of the government taking it!

Bald tires, bad brakes...

After being in a state with no inspections and moving back to a state with them, its crazy how much safer it is. People will literally drive around with bald tires on wires with no brakes to save a buck (but they should be provided by the state for free!).

@@AlbertHess-xy7kythey don’t inspect the brakes. Other states do just fine with out safety inspections.

@@sminem6572 People without cars should have to pay to inspect other people's cars? Should the taxpayer have to inspect aircraft? Electrical? Plumbing?

@@user-ln7of9gs4s Auto death rates? Should trailer trucks be inspected? Aircraft?

Still need an appointment and have to pay a mechanic for the inspection fee along with the state fee. Just so they can check your car to see if its producing any emissions related engine codes. Plus every year is ridiculous when a state like CA only requires it every other year. This needs to be readdressed.

​​@@RKDriverThe current fee is $18.50. Mechanics are disallowed from charging anything more than that. My cars are all legit with zero issue and I do my own repairs and maintenance to ensure that, but I still slip the guy I go to a 20 and a couple of his favorite tall boys. Small shop and they always get my cars in and out fast. Time is money. Not sure how it'll change with just emissions really, other than the fee goes down. I bet shops that do it will become much fewer due to the lower fee, but many shops with the current system would find things wrong and make money on the repairs (or overcharging you for new wipers). The Texas inspection is nothing like something from PRNY where the physical safety of steering, suspension, braking, and the frame of the vehicle are thoroughly inspected. The big thing that prevents people from passing in Texas was emissions (evap, catalytic codes, etc), so that seems to still be the case for the bulk of Texas residents via population density, just not the bulk of counties any longer.

I don't live in those lefty counties. They can buy evs and destroy the grid like usual

well cities and counties can make their own laws!

You won't have the physical inspection, just the emission inspection. I live in Hill County and don't have an emission inspection just the physical, that's going away

There’s 254 counties in Texas. We don’t all reside in those few listed.

@@KelseyMc6 no, but most of us do

Yeah, once you look at the population of the metroplexes where they have emission testing, it works out to only be around 23.6% of the people in Texas who will not need an inspection...

Not true! an Inspection shows all kinds of issues that makes our roads unsafe! did you watch the video???

@@laurawright916 LOL

​@@laurawright916 it is so easy to pay a little more and go to a shady place to have your car pass inspection. How do I know? I did it.

​@laurawright916 you are not Texan

​@@laurawright916my dumbass was driving a car with no airbags for 2 years My inspection guy never told me and always passed my car

Just Global Warming.

Equipment-failure injury & fatality accidents went up exponentially. Whether that fits your nannynannybooboo angle or not, it's a verifiable fact. Imagine that: all of a sudden, there is no requirement to have up-to-standards brakes, or safe suspension components including those that control steering & handling, or tires with a minimum standard of wear (and even wear), et cetera, and what do you know, crashes, property damage, and injuries increase at not-surprising spikes in statistics. Hm. Good ol' Arkansad.

Right. It is always those miserable victims problem. As long as I am not the victim, let's don't make a big deal out of it. Simpletons.

No requirements went away. Vehicle owners are still responsible for all of the things listed. Those are still ticketable as well.

@jeeper360 I think you missed the point of the safety inspection. It's to prevent injuries or casualties which tend to happen when something safety related in the car fails. But you have to do it before the accidents happen not after. The police is not going to do the safety inspections on your car and ticket you.

Thank you!

Just so you will know: I was a mechanic inspector in those days and *no one* hated vehicle inspections more than mechanics; it *cost* us money taking time away from useful repairs. Full time inspectors never stayed long; even they could not make money on inspections. I finally rebelled at 1 of the training sessions and told them take my name off, I will no longer do inspections; my boss was waiting for me when I got back (they phoned him), but fortunately saw and agreed with my point of view.

Rich or poor, we’re all responsible for making sure our cars work properly and don’t spew raw diesel, gasoline, and oil. If you can’t afford an inspection once a year, maybe you can’t afford a car. Thousands of people are in debt up to their eyeballs in debt for a car, when maybe they’d be better off using public transportation, or the popular electric bike. I keep my 14 year old Prius in tiptop shape, instead of having a car payment and higher insurance premiums.

@@jamesmaySaysTheKingIsComingmaybe it’s not what was done, but how it was done, that was wrong. Nobody needs to lose money doing this. When I lived in Texas, I gladly submitted my old beater VW for inspection, and once I found out the brakes were bad. It cost less than $200 to be safer.

@@nickiemcnichols5397 You're preaching to the choir: I always kept my cars tip top and still do. The things that grieved me were the burdens put on people to save the planet which in reality made things worse. BTW a $200 brake job is fair but many times brake jobs and other things are much more expensive; out of reach in fact. When you do that kind of work daily you encounter people who can't afford a new catalytic converter (and other nonsense). In rural areas etc. there is not always "public transportation" available, not to even mention that many people who are healthy enough to drive are not healthy enough to use mass transit. Be thankful that you are.

Yep, check engine light resets the day before can be your friend.

What you said.

Bet she's originally from California! 😂

The lefty nutjob glasses give her away immediately.

@@justing6594So what where she’s from? Whose state environmental standards is she enforcing?

It's that or more toll roads. So what's the solution lol? Go live in New York where you have to pay congestion tax.

Emissions only matter if you live in a city metro area… where i live we have never had emissions nor will we ever i suspect.

@@F150customsbut you can still be ticketed for faulty equipment

@@Djsj1313 Well somebody is going to have to step up their game for that to happen, cops won’t even ticket all the morons driving around in traffic at night blinding other drivers because they refuse to dim their high beams.

@@ralfie8801yeah that shit’s annoying. They even do it in well lit areas and by that point they shouldn’t be allowed to drive

the cops won't stop the idiots in the lowriders w the smoked out/black tail lights though 😢🎉😅

Yeah they gonna lose 7$

@@makojuicedaniel9307 What they lose is the ability to not give you a pass until you purchase belts hoses or wipers you do not need.

I was at the HEB waiting for groceries with my dog. Engine off, windows down. Everyone else was in their big suvs, engines running. It was 80 outside lol

That’s not true at all. A bald tire can’t grip the ground which can cause an accident

@@reybat4969 Since there are no inspections, it's up to the owner of the auto to decide when they want to replace their tires.

​@@steven4315 And how is that good? If you're on private property, then that's on you but that car is on public roads. You don't see the dangers of that? 🤡

@@chechnya Of course I see the dangers in that and I don't think it's good. The state of Indiana didn't ask my opinion before dropping inspections. Did Texas ask for yours? For what it's worth, I personally replace the tires before the wear bars say to.

@@chechnya Live in Texas now, raised in Indiana. Much more diverse weather issues there and still more accidents in texas person for person. You will be fine without daddy government checking on you every year.

Yes, Let's put police more at risk during a traffic stop, like it isn't dangerous enough as it is.

😅😅😅 it didn’t say the dark tint won’t still be illegal that’s Texas law. Not an inspection law.

@@jimmyramirez8844 I bet the DPS will do more inspections on cars suspected of failing.

Only gangbangers and bad drivers need excessive tint. And it ensures noone can see through your car to the next car to get a good understanding where traffic is and isn't. So hopefully that law stays that they dont enforce anyways

@@sixpest lmao i got 5% all around and it keeps my truck like 15 degrees cooler in the summer. Get outta here with your crap. My vehicle my rules. Show me on the doll where the dart tint touched you.

There are no environments left, only propagandists.

Yeah, but the sun would still rise every morning even if we were all gone…

Proof? Or just an excuse to force people to do something.

@@Somberdemure proof? LOL apparently you don't live here.

@@theoriginaldashriprock I actually do

@@Somberdemure Then you are blind, or stupid

Or printing them out themselves

If someone slams into my car because their tire is bald I can pull the public records and find what Technician signed off and said the car is “safe”. Just because you paid your technician under the table to pass your state doesn’t mean it serves no purpose. That techs name is signed to a government document and I will have his ass and yours. You seem to know a lot of people who are allowed to break the law and yet have don’t nothing to correct that. Seems like you are part of the problem.

@@djb1634lol, you really think you can go after the technician who signed off? Are you that stupid? What if driver got vehicle inspected, passed and then decided to put a bald tire on. Jesus people are pulling the ‘I’ll sue you’ card not realizing attorneys are the ones that win. +how can you sue someone who has nothing to be give. If they have bald tires you really think they’re going to have millions in the bank. Dummy

@@djb1634so emotional you’re overweight huh? 😂

@@FATmenDRIVEtrucks Nope not overweight at all. Don’t know why you think this has anything to do with someone weight. Maybe it is because you are self conscious about your own weight and are projecting onto others. I can eat what ever I want and not gain a pound. Jealous? Cry me a river, build a bridge and get over it ❄️.

@@FATmenDRIVEtrucks Nope. I see you are though with how you project your problems onto others. I can eat what ever I want and never gain a pound. Jealous?

😂😂😂

She didn't get the frames inspected before buying.

The bad folks are also not likely insured. TWICE in the past year the cars I owned were TOTALED because of uninsured drivers. I would rather lawmakers find a way to crack down on that.

What an ignorant comparison: you can carry a gun so why get an inspection? You act like this right to carry a gun somehow magically includes the responsibility to own one. Oh, I guess Jesus didn't think about that when he wrote the 2nd amendment...

@@cartoonraccoon2078 personal responsibility.

I will gladly pay the $7.50 to not go for inspection. Totally worth it.

Agreed. Freedom over false safety

Best to have a vehicle over 25yr old

Bullshit

*Absolutely 100% verifiably untrue.* EVERY state that has done away with vehicle safety inspections have had completely-predictable spikes in crashes, properry damage, and injury/fatality crashes. *FACTS.*

Wishing something was true doesn't make it so. I know they taught you that in sinday school while you were working on your book about a magic boat, but like so many things, that's not how the world works. Obviously, this isn't going to cause you to actually look anything up though.

@@gavinvalentino6002completely predictable ?

​@@gavinvalentino6002you are absolutely wrong. There are many studies that dispute your claim. Oklahoma did away with them in 2001. They've done several studies that show no correlation between traffic incidents and abolishing state inspections. The only places your argument might have a leg to stand on are third world countries where every car is a death trap.

The money from renewing your driver's license is used to maintain Texas roads... what are your uuuu. Talking about..

Right?! She couldn't help but say the quiet part out loud. 😂😂

Bruce out here scared he might lose the one thing that helps him feel masculine. Oh the humanity, whatever will he do without his f350 that's lifted so high it's lost all use as a truck.

@@guindle9291we get it, u hate what’s between ur legs…

In Texas? Ha! No.

Expensive? Definitely, but idk about higher maintenance lol

yes you are right, just remember that most do have heavy modifications & customizations that are pretty much illegal and therefore have the need to sneak around to not get caught

Agreed. Anyone that thinks getting rid of inspections is a good idea should be required to watch 'just rolled in'. I love how many times people come in, ask for an inspection and the car is literally falling apart, then decline all of the repairs and drive away. These people are a danger to themselves _and other people_.

@@dancox3251the state inspection is a joke, it doesn’t inspection steering, suspension, frame, head light aim, etc…

@@user-ln7of9gs4s we're not in the rust belt. Here is what the state checks which will... no longer be checked... * Check for evidence of Financial Responsibility 1. Horn 2. Windshield Wipers 3. Mirror 4. Steering 5. Seat Belts 6. Brakes (system) (Parking - beginning with 1960 models) 7. Tires 8. Wheel Assembly 9. Exhaust System 10. Exhaust Emission System (beginning with 1968 models) 11. Beam Indicator (beginning with 1948 models) 12. Tail Lamps (2); (1) if 1959 model or earlier 13. Stop Lamps (2); (1) if 1959 model or earlier 14. License Plate Lamp (1) 15. Rear Red Reflectors (2) 16. Turn Signal Lamps (beginning with 1960 models) 17. Head Lamps (2) 18. Motor, Serial, or Vehicle Identification Number 19. Gas caps on vehicles 2-24 model years old 20. Window Tint. 21.License Plates (2)

@user 7in9 Sounds like they should change the inspection test then. Not just get rid of it. I googled what is inspected in my state, and everything you mention was there

@@dancox3251 the Texas state inspection right now is are joke, they check your turn signals see if your wipers work and that’s about it. In fact where I live there’s a guy that you drive-in, say you need an inspection and He just starts filling out the paperwork and gives you the inspection, doesn’t even check the car. I would be in favor of something like Canada has, an MOT inspection.

Which is why the will never legalize cannabis.

Legalization is whack. California grows are being sued for using pesticides. Lol

Aww come on man you for real? I was getting excited

They're talking to everyone in Texas. Inspections are gone in 6 months. You'll only have to get emissions test in Harris County.

Mods aren’t illegal. Inspections don’t stop accidents. Wtf with insurance fraud??? You sound a bit racist. Move to a whiter neighborhood? Low riders are awesome and they’re passing inspections or they wouldn’t be on the streets pissing you off.

Which means the majority of Texans will still need to get an annual inspection.

That's literally the norm😂😂 Have you ever walked out side..

Look around, the cars that work pass inspection drive with paper plates or expired registration.

@iggie8144 my state, MA, was similar. I'd pass inspection because the guy would look the other way on small stuff I should fail for, such as an exhaust leak or light out. Get it fixed they'd say. Then the state passed a new law. Every inspection is on camera and the whole process recorded. The same place failed me because my passenger door handle was broken, so the camera could not see my back passenger belt worked. My exhaust that leaked, failed for that, and my plate light. The guy said sorry, but it's all on camera and recorded so he can't let it pass. I don't know if the actual test instruments also record. I went to this cheap auto body place run by Pakistani guys specifically so they'd overlook these small things. With the new way inspections are done, everyone is doing it by the book so far. It's known also, no more free passes. This doesn't stop you from driving an unsafe car with a red rejected sticker on it. But that's on the cops to catch still.

🤣🤣🤣 yeah right! must have seen that in mexico.

No, the Emissions Test in the Counties that do it will still happen. Just no Safety Inspection.

Yeap. God did it.

I'm more than happy to pay it. Worth every penny.

Does that mean you can alternatively and optionally still go to an inspection shop and pay the fee directly to them and get an inspection?

@@MoneyManHolmes not sure about that. You won't get an inspection sticker for your windshield.

@@MoneyManHolmes guess you won't get one,either way.

@@MoneyManHolmes I think we still have to get emissions inspections so I'm not seeing how anything changes. We still have to go for yearly emissions inspections from what I understand.

Emissions