§ 32:1301 Vehicles without required equipment or in unsafe condition
§ 32:1302 Inspection by officers of the department
§ 32:1303 Owners and drivers to comply with inspection laws
§ 32:1304 Secretary to require periodical inspection
§ 32:1305 Appointment of official inspection stations
§ 32:1306 Operation of official inspection stations
§ 32:1306.1 Inspection and maintenance program fees; nonattainment area; local election
§ 32:1307 Improper representation as official station
§ 32:1308 False certificates
§ 32:1309 Fee for inspection certificates
§ 32:1310 Penalty for violation
§ 32:1311 Exemptions
§ 32:1312 Civil penalties
§ 32:1313 Recovery of civil penalties
§ 32:1314 Intermodal vehicle inspections

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Terms Used In Louisiana Revised Statutes > Title 32 > Chapter 7 - Motor Vehicle Inspection

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