Virginia State Inspection Test Exam Questions with 100% Correct
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What are disciplinary actions for Class II offenses?
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?
1st offense: Written
reprimand. 2nd: Suspension
for 45 - 90 days.
Offenses remain active for 24 months
What are disciplinary actions for Class IV offenses?
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?
Until the driver's license if reinstated.
,What are the 16 violations that are considered to be a Class IV offense?
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.
7. Performing inspections at a station without authority.
8. Getting arrested for a criminal offense.
9. Verbally abusing customers.
10. Illegal use of inspections supplies such as stealing, selling, mailing, or
giving away.
11. Not paying inspection fees.
12. Using profanity/verbal abuse towards Safety Division Personnel.
13. Failure to notify the trooper within 72 hours of an arrest.
14. Misuse of the MVIP system through neglect or allowing other people to
use your login.
15. Obtaining computer services without authority,
16. Failure to explain orally and in writing what repairs are necessary
for passing inspection vs. what are recommended.
Passwords and personal identification numbers shall only be used by who?
The person whom they were assigned to
Automated stations order all supplies via the MVIP system; How many times
a month are supplies ordered?
No more than once a month
, Once you complete an inspection, when do you enter the information into
the MVIP system?
Immediately
When a vehicle is bearing a rejection sticker, when can it be removed?
When the vehicle meets ALL of the inspection requirements
How many rejection stickers can be issued to one vehicle?
Only one
If a rejected vehicle has been inspected at one station, but the owner wants
it to be reinspected at a different station, what needs to be performed?
A complete inspection of the vehicle
if a rejected vehicle needs to be reinspected at the same station during the
15 day validity of the sticker, what needs to be performed?
An inspection of items only previously found defective, unless there is an
obvious defect that would warrant further rejection of the vehicle.
How much would it cost for a rejected vehicle to be reinspected at the same
station within the 15 day window and why?
It would cost $1 because it does not constitute a complete inspection.
Answers | Verified | Updated (Actual Exam) Latest Update 2026!!
What are disciplinary actions for Class II offenses?
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?
1st offense: Written
reprimand. 2nd: Suspension
for 45 - 90 days.
Offenses remain active for 24 months
What are disciplinary actions for Class IV offenses?
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?
Until the driver's license if reinstated.
,What are the 16 violations that are considered to be a Class IV offense?
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.
7. Performing inspections at a station without authority.
8. Getting arrested for a criminal offense.
9. Verbally abusing customers.
10. Illegal use of inspections supplies such as stealing, selling, mailing, or
giving away.
11. Not paying inspection fees.
12. Using profanity/verbal abuse towards Safety Division Personnel.
13. Failure to notify the trooper within 72 hours of an arrest.
14. Misuse of the MVIP system through neglect or allowing other people to
use your login.
15. Obtaining computer services without authority,
16. Failure to explain orally and in writing what repairs are necessary
for passing inspection vs. what are recommended.
Passwords and personal identification numbers shall only be used by who?
The person whom they were assigned to
Automated stations order all supplies via the MVIP system; How many times
a month are supplies ordered?
No more than once a month
, Once you complete an inspection, when do you enter the information into
the MVIP system?
Immediately
When a vehicle is bearing a rejection sticker, when can it be removed?
When the vehicle meets ALL of the inspection requirements
How many rejection stickers can be issued to one vehicle?
Only one
If a rejected vehicle has been inspected at one station, but the owner wants
it to be reinspected at a different station, what needs to be performed?
A complete inspection of the vehicle
if a rejected vehicle needs to be reinspected at the same station during the
15 day validity of the sticker, what needs to be performed?
An inspection of items only previously found defective, unless there is an
obvious defect that would warrant further rejection of the vehicle.
How much would it cost for a rejected vehicle to be reinspected at the same
station within the 15 day window and why?
It would cost $1 because it does not constitute a complete inspection.
