Virginia State Inspection Practice Test

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If defects are found during the reinspection of a previously rejected vehicle, will it receive an approval sticker?

  1. Yes, if minor

  2. Yes, if repaired

  3. No

  4. Yes, but only for temporary driving

The correct answer is: No

When a vehicle is re-inspected after a previously rejected inspection, it cannot receive an approval sticker if defects are identified once again. The purpose of the inspection is to ensure that vehicles meet safety and emissions standards, and any defects must be fully resolved to receive an approval sticker. If a vehicle fails its reinspection due to continuing defects, it reflects that the vehicle is still not compliant with the necessary regulations, thus making it ineligible for an approval sticker. This policy ensures that vehicles on the road are safe for operation and do not pose a risk to the driver or other motorists.

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