Your vehicle inspection sticker will soon have a new look.
According to the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles, it's changing the look to include vehicle-specific information not previously included in the phased-out version of the stickers.
“This new process will enable inspection stations to print stickers right on their premises, rather than having to wait for a supply of stickers to arrive from DMV,” said DMV Commissioner Mark J.F. Schroeder. “This change is part of our efforts to transform the DMV’s customer service. The stickers will also enhance security by having information about the vehicle printed directly on them.”
“This change is part of our efforts to transform the DMV’s customer service. The stickers will also enhance security by having information about the vehicle printed directly on them.”
The DMV said it has already started rolling out the new sticker, with transition completion projected by the end of 2023.
As the old stickers are phased out, customers may continue to see the older stickers until the end of 2024.