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Buying and modifying vehicles

Certain vehicles may require vehicle inspections before they can be registered in Saskatchewan.

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When buying a used vehicle, be informed. Certain vehicles may require vehicle inspections before they can be registered in Saskatchewan or may be ineligible for registration.

Also, keep in mind that all vehicles operated in Saskatchewan must comply with the equipment requirements outlined in The Vehicle Equipment Regulations and The Canadian Motor Vehicle Safety Regulations.

These regulations apply to all vehicles that must be registered for highway use in Saskatchewan, including:

  • passenger vehicles
  • heavy trucks
  • power units
  • trailers
  • semi-trailers
  • buses and highway coaches
  • motorcycles
  • snowmobiles
  • vintage vehicles

Windshields

The following document defines windshield damage (pdf, 188 kb) outlining what's acceptable or unaccepted damage.

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The Canadian Motor Vehicle Safety Regulations
The Vehicle Equipment Regulations
Vehicle inspections
Windshield damage (pdf, 188 kb)
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