As of October 1, 2007, all automobiles and light-duty trucks with model years 20-years-old and newer must pass an OBD test during its inspection period. In the years since then, stations and motorists have become accustomed to the OBD testing procedure.
We appreciate all of the efforts made by inspection stations and mechanics as well as the input we have received to improve many aspects of the program.
Information on the inspection program is periodically added to this website and in email messages that are sent directly to the NHOST units. Most often this information will be available for printing. Additionally, it may be helpful for stations to guide motorists to the following NHOST website to provide them with information specific to vehicle owners: www.nhinspect.com
Program Statistics
- Over 1,800 stations participating.
- Nearly 10,000 New Hampshire mechanics have completed training and passed the computer based certification.
- Over 24 million inspections on the database.
- More than 20 million OBD inspections performed.
The New Hampshire Department of Safety - Division of Motor Vehicles (NH DMV) and NHOST Services, Inc. Gordon-Darby (NHOST) are working closely together to ensure that the program continues to operate smoothly.