Virginia State Inspection Test 2026: Q&A with Verified
Answers | VA Safety Inspector Exam Prep | Class A/B/C
Certification Guide
Comprehensive test Bank covering Virginia State Vehicle Safety Inspection requirements.
Features 350+ practice questions with correct answers and detailed explanations on all exam
sections: General Information, Brakes, Suspension, Lighting, and Glass. Covers Class A (5
sections, 20 questions each, 75% passing score), Class B (50 questions, 74% passing), and Class
C (50 questions, 74% passing) certification paths. Includes essential specifications: tire tread
depth (2/32"), windshield cloudiness limits, steering play tolerances, brake requirements, hood
scoop heights (2.25" pre-1990, 1.125" 1991+), rejection sticker validity (15 days), inspection
fees, and Class I-IV offense disciplinary actions. Perfect for aspiring Virginia State Inspectors
preparing for certification exams.
, Disciplinary action for Class I offenses shall be - Answer -1st offense - Verbal counseling
2nd offense - Written reprimand
3rd offense - Suspension of not less than 15 or more than 30 days.
When Class II, III, or IV offenses are active, discipline can be written reprimand or
suspension of not more than 60 days
Disciplinary action for a Class II offense shall be - Answer -1st Offense - Verbal counseling
2nd Offense - Written reprimand
3rd Offense - Suspension of not less than 30 or more than 60 days.
When Class I, III, or IV offenses are active, discipline can be written reprimand or
suspension of not more than 90 days
Disciplinary action for a Class III offense shall be - Answer -1st offense - Written reprimand
from the safety officer or his designee.
2nd offense - Suspension for not less than 45 or more than 90 days.
3rd offense - Suspension for not less than 90 days or more than 6 months.
When Class I, II, or IV offenses are active, discipline can be written reprimand or
suspension of any duration less than one year.
what shall be considered a Class IV offense - Answer -Loss of driver's license
Obvious usage of either alcohol or drugs
Loss of inspection stickers through neglect
Improper use of inspection supplies
failure to affix the inspection sticker to right area
Falsifying inspection receipts or inspection records
Answers | VA Safety Inspector Exam Prep | Class A/B/C
Certification Guide
Comprehensive test Bank covering Virginia State Vehicle Safety Inspection requirements.
Features 350+ practice questions with correct answers and detailed explanations on all exam
sections: General Information, Brakes, Suspension, Lighting, and Glass. Covers Class A (5
sections, 20 questions each, 75% passing score), Class B (50 questions, 74% passing), and Class
C (50 questions, 74% passing) certification paths. Includes essential specifications: tire tread
depth (2/32"), windshield cloudiness limits, steering play tolerances, brake requirements, hood
scoop heights (2.25" pre-1990, 1.125" 1991+), rejection sticker validity (15 days), inspection
fees, and Class I-IV offense disciplinary actions. Perfect for aspiring Virginia State Inspectors
preparing for certification exams.
, Disciplinary action for Class I offenses shall be - Answer -1st offense - Verbal counseling
2nd offense - Written reprimand
3rd offense - Suspension of not less than 15 or more than 30 days.
When Class II, III, or IV offenses are active, discipline can be written reprimand or
suspension of not more than 60 days
Disciplinary action for a Class II offense shall be - Answer -1st Offense - Verbal counseling
2nd Offense - Written reprimand
3rd Offense - Suspension of not less than 30 or more than 60 days.
When Class I, III, or IV offenses are active, discipline can be written reprimand or
suspension of not more than 90 days
Disciplinary action for a Class III offense shall be - Answer -1st offense - Written reprimand
from the safety officer or his designee.
2nd offense - Suspension for not less than 45 or more than 90 days.
3rd offense - Suspension for not less than 90 days or more than 6 months.
When Class I, II, or IV offenses are active, discipline can be written reprimand or
suspension of any duration less than one year.
what shall be considered a Class IV offense - Answer -Loss of driver's license
Obvious usage of either alcohol or drugs
Loss of inspection stickers through neglect
Improper use of inspection supplies
failure to affix the inspection sticker to right area
Falsifying inspection receipts or inspection records
