(Providence, RI) -- Several Rhode Island auto-repair businesses are complaining about inspection stickers that are not sticking to the windshields of motor vehicles. The Rhode Island Department of Revenue, which oversees the DMV, tells The Providence Journal there is an issue with the adhesive used for the stickers and that a replacement effort is underway. Drivers who are having an issue with the stickers falling off can have them reapplied at the Warwick office of Opus Inspection, the state's vendor, or at the DMV's Safety and Emissions Office in Providence.
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