What must inspectors verify regarding failed items during a re-inspection?

During a re-inspection, inspectors are required to verify that only the items that previously failed are the focus of their inspection. This means that inspectors concentrate specifically on the aspects that were previously identified as problematic rather than re-evaluating items that already met the required standards during the last inspection. This approach ensures efficiency by allowing inspectors to dedicate their time and resources to resolving the specific issues that resulted in the failure, ultimately promoting a quicker resolution process for the vehicle or item in question.

This choice reflects a standard practice in inspection protocols where the objective is to ensure that previously identified failings have been adequately addressed while also not overwhelming the inspection with items that do not require re-evaluation at that time. As a result, this targeted verification helps uphold safety and emissions standards more effectively.