City Mulls Decision To Ease "Check Engine" Restrictions

Memphis motorists know the pain that little "check engine" light can cause, and now there may be some relief on the way.

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froberts - 5/15/2012 7:03 AM

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I hear people complain that they don't have the money and they don't have a job. Well where are you getting the money to just be cruzin around? If you can afford the car then take the bus and quit whinning like a bunch of babies!!!

stevbrenda - 5/1/2012 10:33 AM

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This is insane and not fair! I understand the idea of inspecting cars for emissions and the air and all that. Yeah, Yeah, Yeah. My question is what about the people from the county driving there cars into Memphis everyday, all day with the "check engine lights" on???? How does this make any sense at all. I guess if you live in the county your check engine light does not come on in your car! Bull....!

Pet Owner - 5/1/2012 10:26 AM

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The waiver is all well and good but what will be considered "low income". We're on Social Security and barely getting by due to rising costs of day to day living but aren't considered low income. So, do I fix my car or eat and take my meds?