State switches to unified inspection sticker system
Police warn new annual state inspection stickers will hinder enforcement and cut revenue. Old color coded semi annual stickers will be replaced by a single dated sticker. Troopers cited hundreds of overdue motorists under old rules and expect a 90 percent drop in citations. Driving with an unexpired sticker remains a summary offense with fines up to 25 dollars plus costs. A Delaware County check shows a quarter to over 200 citations in large towns under current practice.
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Don’t Get Stuck With An Old Sticker
Motorists are urged to check sticker types when having cars inspected before January 31, 1983. Some stations issue old Number 2 stickers despite rules, triggering a reinspection. New annual stickers cover seven to fifteen months, depending on registration date. ask which sticker you will receive.
Delco Lawmakers Debate Pay Rise Amid Voter Backlash
Pennsylvania state representatives from Delco discuss a potential salary raise under the Ryan-Irvis bill, with lawmakers noting constitutional limits and political risk. Mario Civera and Steve Freind advocate increases for full-time service, while others cite public perception and timing before the next election. Senators Loeper and Bell show cautious support, awaiting a concrete bill.
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Mario Civera
Upper Darby
Steve Freind
Haverford
Gerry Spitz
Prospect Park
Joe Loeper
Clarence D. Bell
Upland
Mary Ann Arty
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