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Nova Scotia Class 7 Practice Test
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For an ordinary used passenger car registered in Nova Scotia, how long is a normal safety-inspection approval sticker valid?
Correct answer: Two years from the end of the month it was issued.
Why
For a used Type 1 vehicle such as an ordinary passenger car, the normal approval sticker is valid for two years from the end of its issue month. New Type 1 vehicles normally receive three years; Type 2 vehicles receive one year. Special cases and a specific certificate’s expiry still matter. Maintain the vehicle between inspections.
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