Must a customer repair all failed items to pass the inspection?

To pass an inspection, all failed items must be repaired. Inspections are designed to ensure that vehicles adhere to safety and emissions standards, which safeguard not only the driver and passengers but also the environment. If any part of the vehicle fails to meet these standards, it poses a potential risk and is deemed unfit for operation until the issues are rectified.

Repairing all failed items ensures that the vehicle complies with safety regulations, ultimately contributing to public safety. This requirement also serves to maintain the integrity of the inspection process, where passing should signify that a vehicle is in full compliance with regulations. The responsibility falls on the customer to ensure that all issues are addressed before the inspection can be passed.

In contrast, the other options might suggest that not all repairs are necessary, but this could lead to unsafe vehicles remaining on the road, which the inspection process aims to prevent.