You can get an emissions test at various authorized locations depending on your state or country. Common places to get an emissions test include:
- Licensed inspection stations or standalone emissions testing centers
- Automotive service facilities and repair shops that are certified to perform emissions testing
- Dealership service centers that offer emissions inspections
- Specialized vehicle inspection companies like DEKRA, which operates worldwide and offers state-of-the-art emissions testing combined with safety inspections
- National chains such as Jiffy Lube in the U.S., which provide quick and convenient emissions testing services tailored to state or municipal requirements
- State-run or authorized private test centers, which you can locate using online tools or hotlines (e.g., Illinois.gov offers a testing station locator with wait times and directions, and Connecticut has a hotline to find test centers)
To find the exact location near you, check with your local Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or equivalent agency, which will have information on approved testing stations and the specific emissions testing requirements for your area
. Some states also provide online tools or hotlines to locate nearby test centers and check their hours and accepted payment methods
. Remember, emissions testing requirements and locations vary by state, so it’s best to verify with your local authorities or DMV for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
