What must inspection stations provide to customers?

Inspection stations must provide customers with a copy of the Vehicle Inspection Report because it is an essential document that outlines the results of the vehicle inspection, including any issues that may need to be addressed for the vehicle to comply with safety and emissions regulations. This report not only serves as proof that the vehicle has undergone inspection but also informs the vehicle owner of the condition of their vehicle and any necessary repairs or adjustments.

A receipt for payment is often provided as a standard business practice but is not mandated specifically for the purposes of the inspection process itself. An estimate for repairs is generally not a requirement of vehicle inspection stations; they focus on safety checks rather than repair estimates. Similarly, a warranty for services offered is not a regulatory requirement for inspection stations, as their primary function is to ensure that vehicles meet state standards rather than to provide ongoing guarantees for repairs or services. Thus, the provision of the Vehicle Inspection Report is both a required and critical aspect of the inspection process.