Insurance increases for inspection stickers

[jcbell1007]

Both VT and NH have grace periods.

Wrong. Vt has no grace period on inspection, registration or insurance once they expire. There is a 14 day grace period for a vt license only.

Once you buy a vehicle, it must be registered and insured in vt to drive it . There is a 15 day period within which it must be inspected once it's first registered.

[Duffy]

[QUOTE=CBR929RE;1178360]your insurance agent sucks. mine even called my mom a couple months ago to tell her that Safety was going up a couple hundred bucks so she should switch to Liberty Mutual I think it was and get an extra discount cause the homeowners insurance is through them. so she's at about the same as she paid last year. I think she might even have gotten better coverage too but I'm not sure. that's the power of a good agent.



We HAD Safety Ins. They were the one's that increased my bikes value to $8,000. I was so pissed that I was debatiing if I should have my bike "stolen" so I could be paid out and buy me a newer bike.

*I wouldn't really do anything illegal.

[NobodySpecific]

Wrong. Vt has no grace period on inspection, registration or insurance. There is a 14 day grace period for a vt license only.

I'm confused, because I was under the impression that there was a 15 day period to get the vehicle inspected.

A quick google search returned this: http://dmv.vermont.gov/safety/laws/inspection

Any newly registered vehicle not currently inspected in this state must be inspected within 15 days from the date of registration.

[SRTie4k]

Wrong. Vt has no grace period on inspection, registration or insurance. There is a 14 day grace period for a vt license only.

There is in the situation Kurlon posted - buying a car from a dealership.

[jcbell1007]

Posting from my phone, fat fingered a send before I finished. It's fixed now.