I heard that some US states don't require yearly inspections, and that people there drive rusted through cars to the point of almost braking in half, and it's s

I heard that some US states don't require yearly inspections, and that people there drive rusted through cars to the point of almost braking in half, and it's still legal to drive them across the whole country. My personal experience is europe, EU countries and the balkans, and all those countries allow all cars from all other countries to drive there (temporarily, when visiting or driving through), although some require additional equipment (snow tires in winter in some countries, extra pair of glasses in greece etc.). For example above, EU mandates separate turn lights and brake lights, but you can still drive a US car in EU: https://www.a1autotransport.com/can-i-drive-a-us-plated-car-in-europe/ https://www.a1autotransport.com/can-i-drive-a-us-plated-car-... (for 6 months max, if you return home)