What is required when a rejected vehicle returns for reinspection?

When a vehicle that has been rejected returns for reinspection, it is necessary to present the rejection notice. This document serves as official proof that the vehicle has undergone a prior inspection and was not found to meet the necessary standards. The rejection notice typically outlines the specific issues that need to be addressed before the vehicle can be approved, making it an essential part of the reinspection process.

Providing this notice helps the inspector quickly understand what repairs or modifications have been made to the vehicle since the last inspection and ensures that the vehicle is being evaluated based on that prior assessment. The rejection notice effectively acts as a record and reference point for both the vehicle owner and the inspector to trace the steps taken to bring the vehicle into compliance.