January 2009

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Motor Vehicle Inspections

Posted by chief on 05 Jan 2009 | Tagged as: general

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Many people are confused about the rules concerning motor vehicle  inspections. As of Janury this year the new stickers will be RED in color. Upon passing the inspection a new sticker will be applied to the windshield. In the center is a number in black signifying the month the sticker expires.  If the vehicle is rejected due to  EMMISSIONS,  the sticker will have a black R in the center. The vehicle may be legally driven for 60 days. If the vehicle fails for safety there will be a red R in the center.  If the vehicle is operated prior to the safety repairs being made, the operator may be cited for the defects. Once the safety defects are repaired the vehicle can be driven up to 60 days from the date of  the original rejection. Before it is re-inspected.

Also. if you purchase a vehicle you MUST get it inspected within 7 days, even if it has a vaild sticker on it. This is to your benefit becasue you can void the sale , under some circumstances, if it fails inspection within the time limit.

As of October 2008  most trailers used for COMMERCIAL purposes must be inspected. If the trailer passes a DOT inspection in 2008, it does not have to be inspected until the DOT  inspection expires (1 year after inspection date). Once the vehicle passes the Mass inspection it will not require a DOT inspection.

School delay

Posted by chief on 05 Jan 2009 | Tagged as: general

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Christmas vacation will be a little bit longer as all Schools are delayed two hours due to very hazardous road conditions as  a result of freezing rain.  Please drive slowly- leave plenty of distance between you and vehicles in front of you, and  be careful walking.

Beware of Health Insurance Scams

Posted by admin on 02 Jan 2009 | Tagged as: general

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The Attorney Generals Office has sent out a warning  to be alert for Heath Care Scams. As you know all individuals are now required to have health insurance. Unfortunately some individuals and businesses are using this fact to take advantage of  uninfomred individuals. Attorney General Martha Coakley offers some valuable information on how to avoid these scams.

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