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Lag In Motor Vehiclei
Inspections
Motor vehicle inspections during, the current fall period are running some 70,000 below those of. the fall period of 1957, despite an increase in total registrations in the state, Lit. 3- E. Denton, Jr., Assistant State^PoirtxSafety Offi*
revealed oday.
"This /frend is leading\o what can b</the wferst last minute jam *
history of the program. Samf. people think the last/inspectio/ period before the new pro-.% grim which begins on January 1 is not now Important, that/ the new sySfwn is a,l ready in operation^or that th^ will not have_jo present their carTfor inspection uhtil the .month they Will select in 1959. The new inspection system, effective January 1, 1959, will permit car ownete to select any of the year’s first-ilx months for inspectionj and submit their vehicles for reinspection six months later._ Although inspections are now running drastically low, Lt. Dencan be no extensoin of the period ton was positive in stating there and urged motorists to present their cars immediately. The risk many people' are running of being denied legal use of their cars after the November 15 deadline is very great and‘-it is imperative that they ret now
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