What happens if a vehicle passes its inspection?

When a vehicle passes its inspection, a pass certificate is issued. This certificate indicates that the vehicle meets the required safety and emissions standards set by the state. This documentation serves as proof that the vehicle is in a condition that complies with regulations, and it is necessary for the vehicle owner to keep it in case of enforcement or verification checks.

The pass certificate is a key component of the inspection process, as it allows the vehicle to continue operating legally on public roads. Owners may need to present this certificate at the time of registration or renewal, but the issuance of the certificate itself is what signifies that the vehicle is currently compliant and safe to drive.