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9301 Liberty Rd, 21133 · MD
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Maryland vehicle safety inspection
Yes — safety inspection is required. Maryland’s safety inspection program is run by Maryland State Police (ASED/MSIS). It is separate from MVA VEIP emissions testing. Use the MSP MSIS station lookup for licensed safety inspection stations.
Key facts
- Cadence
- typically at sale/transfer and when required by program rules
- Fee
- See notes — Labor-hour formula under COMAR 11.14.01.10; confirm with licensed station.
- Program
- Maryland Vehicle Safety Inspection Program (MSIS)
- Administered by
- Maryland State Police — Automotive Safety Enforcement Division (ASED)
- Official locator
- interactive
- Emissions relationship
- Separate from safety — Maryland VEIP emissions is not MSIS safety inspection
Who must get inspected
Safety inspection is commonly required for title/transfer and other situations defined in Maryland law and COMAR. Confirm your transaction type with MVA and MSP materials.
What is inspected
- Standards in COMAR 11.14 vehicle inspection requirements
- Inspection procedure chart items as published by the program
Emissions relationship
Separate from safety — Maryland VEIP emissions is not MSIS safety inspection. Keep safety and emissions searches separate when locating stations.
Find stations in Maryland
Sample listings below. Prefer the official locator when available.
A1 Auto 3 Brothers Car Repair
3041 Frederick Ave, 21223 · MD
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Apple Auto
6011 Harford Rd, 21214 · MD
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AutoStream Car Care Center
9126 Harford Rd, 21234 · MD
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AutoZoom LLC Maryland vehicle safety inspection station
901 Ponca St, 21224 · MD
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Baltimore City East Vehicle Emissions Testing Station
5900 Erdman Ave, 21205 · MD
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City directory
Costs & payment
Labor-hour formula under COMAR 11.14.01.10; confirm with licensed station.
Fail / retest rules
Pass/fail and e-certification processes are described on MDSP vehicle inspection pages; use the e-inspection lookup when applicable.
How to prepare
- Confirm you need safety inspection (not only VEIP)
- Bring title/registration documents for your transaction
- Use MSP-licensed stations only
Official sources
Last reviewed 2026-10-01. Always confirm with the primary source before you drive.
Recent changes
Track dated fee, cadence, and program updates on the Maryland changes guide. Until a new statute or agency notice is cited there, rely on the official program URL and sources above.
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FAQ
Is Maryland safety inspection the same as VEIP?
No. VEIP is emissions. Safety inspection stations are licensed through MSP MSIS.
Where do I find licensed safety stations?
Use the official MSP MSIS station lookup at egov.maryland.gov.
Who must get a Maryland vehicle safety inspection?
Safety inspection is commonly required for title/transfer and other situations defined in Maryland law and COMAR. Confirm your transaction type with MVA and MSP materials.
What does Maryland Vehicle Safety Inspection Program (MSIS) inspect?
Standards in COMAR 11.14 vehicle inspection requirements; Inspection procedure chart items as published by the program
What happens if I fail inspection in Maryland?
Pass/fail and e-certification processes are described on MDSP vehicle inspection pages; use the e-inspection lookup when applicable.
How much does vehicle inspection cost in Maryland?
Labor-hour formula under COMAR 11.14.01.10; confirm with licensed station.
Who runs Maryland's inspection program?
Maryland State Police — Automotive Safety Enforcement Division (ASED). Program page: https://mdsp.maryland.gov/safety-prevention/vehicle-safety-inspections/
What should I bring to an inspection in Maryland?
Confirm you need safety inspection (not only VEIP) Bring title/registration documents for your transaction Use MSP-licensed stations only
About this page
Last reviewed 2026-10-01. FindSafetyStations is not affiliated with Maryland State Police — Automotive Safety Enforcement Division (ASED).