Safety inspection stations in Burlington, VT

12 stations listed (0 marked authorized in our static data). Burlington listings include publicly listed and/or officially sourced safety inspection stations for vermont. Verify authorization on the official program locator before you go.

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12
Authorized matches
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12

Vermont inspection requirements (summary)

Vermont requires annual safety and visual-emissions inspection for registered motor vehicles under 23 V.S.A. §1222. Vehicles 16 model years old or newer also require an emissions/OBD inspection. Inspections are performed at DMV-designated stations through AVIP.

Cadence: annual. Program: Vermont Automated Vehicle Inspection Program (AVIP).

Full Vermont safety inspection rules →

Map of Burlington stations

Station list in Burlington

Full cards — name, address, phone, services, and authorization status. Prefer official-locator matches.

How to pick a station in Burlington

Prefer official-locator matches, call for hours and vehicle-type coverage, and separate safety inspection from emissions programs when both exist.

  • Call ahead for wait times and whether appointments are required.
  • Confirm the shop inspects your vehicle type (car, motorcycle, trailer).
  • Ask whether payment methods and after-hours drop-off are available.

Vehicle types & services seen here

Listed shops on this page commonly advertise: Safety inspection.

Typical cost in Vermont

Station charges are subject to DMV Commissioner approval; sticker/state charges are set by law/rules. Confirm the posted fee at the station.

Inspection cost tool →

Prepare for inspection

  • Find a station via the AVIP public station locator
  • Bring proof of insurance (required for inspection)
  • Newly registered vehicles: inspect within 15 days if no valid VT sticker

If you fail in VT

Vehicles that fail must be repaired to meet rejection criteria before a sticker is issued. Confirm reinspection timing and any fee with the inspecting station and AVIP guidance.

Failed inspection guide →

Nearby cities

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Official program

Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) — Vermont Automated Vehicle Inspection Program (AVIP).

Official program page

Official station locator

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FAQ

Does Burlington follow Vermont safety inspection rules?

Yes. Local stations inspect to Vermont program standards (Vermont Automated Vehicle Inspection Program (AVIP)). This city page lists stations and local tips; full legal rules live on the Vermont hub.

Are these stations officially authorized?

0 of 12 listings are marked authorized from our static match to official sources. Always re-check the official locator (interactive) before you drive.

How much does a safety inspection cost in Burlington?

Station charges are subject to DMV Commissioner approval; sticker/state charges are set by law/rules. Confirm the posted fee at the station.

What should I bring?

Bring registration and any prior sticker/certificate. For title/transfer situations, ask which documents the station needs before you arrive.

Is this safety or emissions?

In Vermont: Combined safety with visual/OBD elements where applicable. Do not assume an emissions site can issue a safety sticker (or the reverse).

What if I fail?

Vehicles that fail must be repaired to meet rejection criteria before a sticker is issued. Confirm reinspection timing and any fee with the inspecting station and AVIP guidance.

Where are the official rules?

Start with the Vermont hub and the official program page for Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV).

How fresh is this page?

City content last reviewed 2026-10-01. Individual stations carry their own lastReviewed dates from official ingest or Maps enrichment.

How do I pick among 12 stations?

Prefer official-locator matches, call for hours and vehicle-type coverage, and separate safety inspection from emissions programs when both exist.

Official sources

Last reviewed 2026-10-01. Always confirm with the primary source before you drive.

  1. https://dmv.vermont.gov/enforcement-and-safety/vehicle-inspections
  2. https://dmv.vermont.gov/enforcement-and-safety/inspection-stations/avip
  3. https://vt-avip.com/VTPublicWeb/stationLocator
  4. https://legislature.vermont.gov/statutes/section/23/013/01222

Data freshness

City page reviewed 2026-10-01. Station rows may come from official PDF/locator ingest and/or Maps enrichment via gosom/google-maps-scraper. Authorization never comes from Maps alone.