Your vehicle must have a valid safety inspection sticker before it can be driven with a Pennsylvania license plate. Equipment checks are made of the vehicle's lights, brakes, horn, tires, safety belts, exhaust system, mirrors, suspension, turn signals, steering, wipers and other major parts. Inspection fees are posted at the stations. Other Licenses Dog license State law requires that all dogs aged three months and older be licensed in the county where they are kept. New tags must be displayed on Jan. 1 of each year.
Licenses serve as a tool for returning lost dogs to their owners.
People who do not buy the licenses for their pets may find themselves subject to fines. In Pennsylvania, it is unlawful to hunt wildlife without the required license or licenses. Hunters who apply for the yearly general hunting license must present a previous license from any state or prove they've attended hunter-trapper education courses. Hunters must attend both days of the session. A small fee is usually charged to cover the ammunition cost.