If minor violations are found, which combined outcome is possible?

If minor violations are found, which combined outcome is possible?

• A. May be allowed to continue your trip.
• B. Might be given a fine.
• C. Could receive a CVSA decal.
• D. Both A and B.

Answer: (D)

Minor violations are non-critical issues noted during a roadside inspection. They don’t automatically stop your trip because you can still be considered safe to operate after the issues are noted. You may be allowed to continue, but you could also be fined for those violations. A CVSA decal is issued only when the vehicle passes the inspection with no out-of-service violations, so minor issues alone don’t typically result in a decal. Therefore, the combined outcome that could occur is being allowed to continue your trip and possibly receiving a fine.

Minor violations are non-critical issues noted during a roadside inspection. They don’t automatically stop your trip because you can still be considered safe to operate after the issues are noted. You may be allowed to continue, but you could also be fined for those violations. A CVSA decal is issued only when the vehicle passes the inspection with no out-of-service violations, so minor issues alone don’t typically result in a decal. Therefore, the combined outcome that could occur is being allowed to continue your trip and possibly receiving a fine.