Texas State Inspection Practice

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What should be done if a vehicle fails an initial inspection?

  1. It can be driven without restrictions

  2. Immediate repairs must be made, followed by a re-inspection

  3. Inspection fees will be refunded

  4. The vehicle is deemed illegal to drive

The correct answer is: Immediate repairs must be made, followed by a re-inspection

When a vehicle fails an initial inspection, the appropriate course of action is to make immediate repairs to address the issues identified during the inspection. After these repairs have been completed, the vehicle must be re-inspected to ensure that it now meets the necessary safety and emissions standards. This procedure is crucial because it ensures that all safety deficiencies and compliance issues are rectified before the vehicle can be legally operated on the roads. Driving a vehicle that has failed inspection could pose safety risks and may also violate state regulations regarding vehicle roadworthiness. Thus, making the required repairs and undergoing a re-inspection allows the vehicle owner to confirm that the vehicle is safe for operation and legally compliant.

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