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TweetAUGUSTA, Maine — Legislators are holding a hearing on a bill that would increase Maine’s vehicle inspection fees.
Friday’s hearing is before the Legislature’s transportation committee.
As written, the bill would increase the fees by $3.
That means inspections on vehicles built from 1996 on would be $21.50, up from $18.50. For older cars, the bill is proposing that fees go up from $15.50 to $18.50.
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