What type of vehicle must Class B stations accommodate?

Class B stations are specifically designated to accommodate full-size domestic-made passenger vehicles. This includes regular cars and trucks that are reported under the classification for passenger vehicles. In Missouri, such stations are equipped and authorized to conduct inspections on these types of vehicles, ensuring they meet the required safety and emissions standards.

Motorcycles, while they require inspections, fall under a different category and would not be the primary focus of Class B stations. Commercial vehicles have different requirements and regulations that might necessitate a dedicated Class A station. Lastly, stating that Class B stations should accommodate any type of vehicle would be too broad, as each class of inspection station is assigned specific vehicle categories they are qualified to inspect. Therefore, the emphasis on full-size domestic-made passenger vehicles provides clarity regarding the operational scope of Class B stations.