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Emission inspections are required for many original vehicle registrations and for each annual renewal. Your mailed renewal notice will indicate whether a test is required. Emissions inspections stations in Nevada are privately owned and decentralized.

You must have insurance and either a valid registration or a movement permit to operate a vehicle on public streets. If your registration is expired, you can obtain a movement permit by presenting the Certificate of Registration or other proof of ownership at a DMV office. You may be charged late fees and/or cited by law enforcement if you operate a vehicle with an expired registration.

Don’t take your 1996 or newer vehicle in for an emission test right away if you have just disconnected the battery for any reason. Your vehicle will not pass the test and will be “Rejected”. The vehicle will need to be driven under varying conditions for up to one week in order for the On Board Diagnostics system to run all of its tests. Read more on dmvnv.com…

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