To whom should a driver report safety issues discovered during an inspection?

A driver should report safety issues discovered during an inspection to the inspection station. This is because inspection stations are specifically designated locations responsible for conducting vehicle safety inspections. When a driver identifies a problem during their inspection, the staff at the inspection station have the knowledge and authority to address these issues properly. They can conduct further assessments, document the findings, and inform the driver of necessary repairs or actions to ensure the vehicle meets safety standards.

In addition, the inspection station can provide guidance on how to rectify the problems and may even recommend repair services. This process ensures that the vehicle’s safety is prioritized and compliant with local regulations. Other options, such as reporting to an insurance company or local law enforcement, are not appropriate in this context as they do not handle vehicle safety inspections directly.