Driver’s Manual | 27 subject to a high enhanced or OBD II emissions  inspection that fails a first inspection can qualify  for a waiver. An attempt must be made to repair  the malfunction and the cost for repairs must be  at least $450. Many gasoline-powered vehicles  (except motorcycles) must be inspected for  exhaust emissions during the safety inspection.  Exceptions are gasoline-powered vehicles that  are 26 or more model years old, or less than two  model years old, or registered as historic. Those  vehicles are subject to a safety inspection only.  Diesel-powered vehicles that operate in NYS,  even if registered elsewhere, are subject to ran- dom roadside safety tests by the NYS Police and  the NYS Department of Transportation. Vehicles  with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) more  than 8,500 pounds are subject to a Diesel fuel  emissions inspection.  license certificates and outside signs. Make sure  you are dealing with a registered or licensed business. If you have a complaint against one of these  businesses, first try to resolve it with the manage- ment. If that fails, call (518) 474-8943 between  8:30 a.m. and 4:15 p.m. weekdays. You can also  write to Vehicle Safety Services, DMV, Bureau of  Consumer and Facility Services, Box 2700-ESP,  Albany, N.Y., 12220-0700. By regulation, the DMV  can receive a repair shop complaint only within  90 days or 3,000 miles (4,828 km) of the vehicle  repairs, whichever comes first. The DMV regulates motor vehicle dealers,  inspection stations and auto repair shops. These  businesses should be identified by registration or  COMPLAINTS AGAINST BUSINESSES