TX RV and trailer owners are in trouble.
Read that Tx has a law that all trailers over 4500 lbs must be inspected. Starting this month and after, you have to show proof to get the new tags. Just one more deal to get your cash. Tx trailers h...
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I am just wandering how a topic on trailer inspection/registration, became one on driver license classes. :h
I think the OP was trying to make the point that those who have been ignoring the inspection law, will now have to show proof prior to applying for registration. Sounds as if TX knows there are a LOT of people ignoring the inspection law, and decided on a quick fix to get them to comply. A LEO is more likely to see that out of date plate...so they tied it to the registration. The requirements haven't changed, the order in which they apply has just been flipped.
Considering the amount of people willing to drive JUNK down the road, without so much as a check of the lights, inspections are probably benefitial to us all.
NONE of which has ANYTHING to do with who is driving and what piece of plastic they have in their purse----:S
EDIT: Pennsylvania still trusts me. I have to sign my registration application confirming that I have complied with insurance/inspection requirements, and that I will turn in my plate if I do NOT. SHHHHH Don't tell them my HD hasn't been inspected in over a year. The little 50cc scooter we take camping, hasn't been inspected in over two years.
I think the OP was trying to make the point that those who have been ignoring the inspection law, will now have to show proof prior to applying for registration. Sounds as if TX knows there are a LOT of people ignoring the inspection law, and decided on a quick fix to get them to comply. A LEO is more likely to see that out of date plate...so they tied it to the registration. The requirements haven't changed, the order in which they apply has just been flipped.
Considering the amount of people willing to drive JUNK down the road, without so much as a check of the lights, inspections are probably benefitial to us all.
NONE of which has ANYTHING to do with who is driving and what piece of plastic they have in their purse----:S
EDIT: Pennsylvania still trusts me. I have to sign my registration application confirming that I have complied with insurance/inspection requirements, and that I will turn in my plate if I do NOT. SHHHHH Don't tell them my HD hasn't been inspected in over a year. The little 50cc scooter we take camping, hasn't been inspected in over two years.
