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Why do you have to test it, with GA plates? 200 1989

posted by  Ken C on  Sun Jan 2 06:56 CST 2005
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re: "...the volvo stays on campus ... apply for out-of-area emissions waiver to maintain GA registration (out-of-state students/military) rather than drive it back to GA for an emissions test...."

Oh, so in effect, you're testing your car using MA facilities as a convenience (to avoid having to bring the car to GA) in order to comply with GA's emission testing requirements. So MA isn't forcing you to take the test -- but rather, you're doing this to keep your GA registration up-to-date.

That explains this. Thanks.
And best of luck on the testing.
Happy New Year.





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