New Hampshire residents currently do not need to get their car vehicle inspected under a state law passed last year. But the law is currently under litigation after Gordon-Darby Inc., the company that ...

Despite a federal judge’s ruling that New Hampshire can’t end the inspection program, it is currently suspended.

Attorneys for the state are asking a federal appeals court to stay an order requiring New Hampshire to resume its vehicle inspection program. The appeal asks the First Circuit Court of Appeals in ...

(The Center Square) — New Hampshire drivers will still need to undergo vehicle emissions tests and get inspection stickers after a federal court judge temporarily blocked a law scrapping the program.

Some people mark birthdays with a cake or a party. In New Hampshire, a motorist’s birthday also comes with a mandated car inspection. Last summer, though, state lawmakers voted to end the annual ...

January is the final month of mandatory motor vehicle inspections in New Hampshire, thanks to a new law set to take effect on Feb. 1. The thing is: vehicles in New Hampshire are still mandated to ...

New Hampshire drivers: Don’t scrape off that windshield sticker just yet. A manufacturer of vehicle emissions testing equipment sued the state Monday, asking a federal judge to block the repeal of New ...

New Hampshire ended the required inspections in January, but the company contracted to conduct the tests filed a lawsuit, saying the state violated the Clean Air Act.