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6251

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I did not find the previous governments legislation too burdensome. In fact, as I recall I only had provide the certificate on my previous car once and I had it for 11 years. I would like to see the cost - benefit analysis justifying a repeal of the legislation.

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6252

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Should have maintained current policies (for light duty vehicles). Free initial testing. Paying for retest due to fail. Alternatively, have either 2 choices pass or fail; or conditional when emissions are passed, but OBD reader testing shows other non-emissions defects in vehicle. Read more

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6256

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"...ending the requirement for light duty vehicle owners to obtain an emissions test prior to vehicle registration renewal as of April 1, 2019." I'm interested to know how this might impact those with registration renewal dates on the cusp of April 1st 2019: Read more

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6259

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I would like to know how you are going to continue ensuring that light vehicles maintain safe emission standards if they are not tested? Is it now up to our police to monitor this through road side stops? I personally think that emissions will start trending up again without these tests. Read more

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We in the trucking industry are hammered bad enough as it is with the crazy increases in the cost of plates and the price of fuel. Lots of cars on the road that shouldn't be out there. Just get a mailing address up north and no more emission tests. That's what I call discrimination

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The emission control has definitely improved for newer light duty / passenger vehicles, but older vehicles that are still on the road are likely to need more maintenance to keep an appropriate level of emissions. Read more

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Great idea! Tons of people have the issue of not passing etest and especially some with older vehicles suffer too even tho they’re car is quiet and in compliance with the provinces emissions but can’t figure out certain engine codes rendering it undrivable as it wont pass etest with a engine code. Read more

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I am disappointed that the Drive Clean program will continue for light and heavy duty vehicles. Transportation companies already face tremendous regulatory burden which costs them billions of dollars each year. Most of these costs are passed on to the consumer. Read more