About NY Vehicle

NY Vehicle is an independent directory of licensed New York State vehicle inspection stations. We are not the DMV and are not affiliated with New York State or any government agency.

Where the data comes from

Licenses	DMV Vehicle Inspection Stations dataset (public stations, type ISP). Checked every week, last Nov 9, 2026. A station counts as active when its license expiration date is today or later.
Inspection types, weekends, evenings	DMV Vehicle Inspections records, Oct 2025 to Oct 2026. We count each station's recorded inspections by type, weekday and hour. We do not publish anything about individual vehicles.
Phone, website, shop hours	The station's Google Maps listing, matched by name, street address and distance. Only high-confidence matches are shown; uncertain matches go to a review list. 152 stations are matched so far.
Appointments, inspection hours, languages, prices	The station's own website, read by software that must quote the exact supporting text, or a verified owner. Otherwise it shows as not listed.
Fees and rules	DMV fee chart VS-77, the CR-79 inspection regulations and dmv.ny.gov pages, cited with the date checked.

What we leave out

Owner names from the DMV data. They are often a private person's name and do not help you choose a station.
Dealer (ISD) and fleet (ISF) inspection stations, which do not serve the public. Why.
Repair shop licenses, except as a note on a station that holds both.
Licenses that expired more than two years ago. Recently expired stations keep a page marked "license expired" so you know not to go there.

Updates and review

Anyone can suggest an edit or report a closed station from a station page. Owners can claim a listing. Every submission opens a review ticket, and nothing changes on the site until a person checks it. Owners are verified by a call to the phone number on their public listing or an email to their website's domain.

Always confirm with the DMV

The official way to confirm a station's license is the DMV facility lookup.