Virginia State Inspection Test
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PASS
Headlamps: except motorcycles: True or false: Rejected if a headlamp visor is over two
inches long unless part of the original body design.—ANSWER-True
How serious are Class I offenses?—ANSWER-They are least serious
How serious are Class II offenses?—ANSWER-They are very serious but are not a cause of
accident or injury.
How serious are Class III offenses?—ANSWER-They are more severe, are most critical from a
safety viewpoint, and could cause a crash.
How serious are Class IV offenses?—ANSWER-They are violations most serious and are
considered so important to the credibility integrity and of the Inspection Program.
What are disciplinary actions for Class I offenses?—ANSWER-1st offense: Verbal counseling
2nd: Written reprimand
3rd: Suspension of 15 - 30 days
Offenses remain active for 24 months
What are disciplinary actions for Class II offenses?—ANSWER-1st offense: Verbal counseling
, 2nd: Written reprimand
3rd: Suspension of 30 - 60 days
Offenses remain active for 24 months
What are disciplinary actions for Class III offenses?—ANSWER-1st offense: Written
reprimand.
2nd: Suspension for 45 - 90 days.
Offenses remain active for 24 months
What are disciplinary actions for Class IV offenses?—ANSWER-Immediate suspension or
revocation. Suspension of 80 days - 6 months. Revocation of 1 to 3 years.
Offenses remain active for 24 months.
In the case of the loss of a drivers license in relation to a Class IV offense, how long will the
suspension remain in effect?—ANSWER-Until the driver's license if reinstated.
What are the 16 violations that are considered to be a Class IV offense?—ANSWER-1. Loss of
driver's license.
2. Obvious use of alcohol or drugs.
3. Losing inspection stickers through neglect.
4. Improper use of inspection supplies (improper sticker placement)
5. Falsifying inspection receipts/records.
6. Giving false information during inspection complaint investigations.
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Questions and Answers 100%
PASS
Headlamps: except motorcycles: True or false: Rejected if a headlamp visor is over two
inches long unless part of the original body design.—ANSWER-True
How serious are Class I offenses?—ANSWER-They are least serious
How serious are Class II offenses?—ANSWER-They are very serious but are not a cause of
accident or injury.
How serious are Class III offenses?—ANSWER-They are more severe, are most critical from a
safety viewpoint, and could cause a crash.
How serious are Class IV offenses?—ANSWER-They are violations most serious and are
considered so important to the credibility integrity and of the Inspection Program.
What are disciplinary actions for Class I offenses?—ANSWER-1st offense: Verbal counseling
2nd: Written reprimand
3rd: Suspension of 15 - 30 days
Offenses remain active for 24 months
What are disciplinary actions for Class II offenses?—ANSWER-1st offense: Verbal counseling
, 2nd: Written reprimand
3rd: Suspension of 30 - 60 days
Offenses remain active for 24 months
What are disciplinary actions for Class III offenses?—ANSWER-1st offense: Written
reprimand.
2nd: Suspension for 45 - 90 days.
Offenses remain active for 24 months
What are disciplinary actions for Class IV offenses?—ANSWER-Immediate suspension or
revocation. Suspension of 80 days - 6 months. Revocation of 1 to 3 years.
Offenses remain active for 24 months.
In the case of the loss of a drivers license in relation to a Class IV offense, how long will the
suspension remain in effect?—ANSWER-Until the driver's license if reinstated.
What are the 16 violations that are considered to be a Class IV offense?—ANSWER-1. Loss of
driver's license.
2. Obvious use of alcohol or drugs.
3. Losing inspection stickers through neglect.
4. Improper use of inspection supplies (improper sticker placement)
5. Falsifying inspection receipts/records.
6. Giving false information during inspection complaint investigations.
© 2026 Copyright. All Rights Reserved. This document is
protected by copyright law, Copyrighted By Brittie Donald
