Inspection sticker elimination bill passes Transportation Committee

Louisiana nears end of annual vehicle inspection sticker

Louisiana lawmakers have advanced a bill to replace the annual vehicle inspection sticker requirement with a digital QR code system, which would cost drivers $6 per year and eliminate the need to visit inspection stations.

Louisiana could get rid of inspection stickers — in most places. Is your parish on the list?

Louisiana drivers would no longer need to routinely get safety inspection stickers. Instead, drivers would pay a yearly $6 fee for a sticker that lists the vehicle identification number.

Inspection sticker elimination bill passes Transportation Committee

BATON ROUGE — State Rep. Larry Bagley’s legislation to eliminate Louisiana’s vehicle inspection sticker program advanced Monday from the House Transportation Committee with unanimous support.

Brake tags may become extinct if bill in 2026 legislative session is signed into law

BATON ROUGE – Louisiana lawmakers took the first step toward eliminating the state’s vehicle inspection sticker program during a House Transportation Committee meeting Monday.The bill filed by Rep. Larry Bagley, R-Stonewall, to replace the sticker with a QR code unanimously advanced from the committee. Bagley has been working to eliminate inspection stickers since 2017, having failed to pass the bill seven times previously.More support for the b…