What type of inspection reports must be issued for vehicles that do not meet standard criteria?

The option of a "No Pass" inspection report is the correct choice for vehicles that do not meet standard criteria. This type of report indicates that the vehicle has failed to comply with the necessary safety and emissions standards during the inspection process. It serves as a formal notification to the owner that the vehicle cannot be legally operated until the issues outlined in the report are resolved.

Issuing a "No Pass" report is significant because it ensures accountability in vehicle compliance, thus promoting road safety. This report can detail specific areas of concern, helping vehicle owners understand what repairs or adjustments are necessary to bring their vehicle up to standard.

While other types of reports, such as a "Failure" report, may suggest similar outcomes, the "No Pass" inspection report is the term specifically used in Texas inspections to denote that the vehicle overall did not pass the required inspections.