What happens if a vehicle is deemed unsafe during inspection?

When a vehicle is deemed unsafe during an inspection, it is mandatory that it must not be driven until the necessary repairs are completed. This regulation is put in place to ensure the safety of the vehicle occupants, other road users, and to prevent accidents that could result from operating a vehicle that has serious mechanical or safety issues.

An unsafe vehicle may have critical issues such as brake failures, tire problems, or structural inadequacies that could compromise its roadworthiness. Allowing such a vehicle to be driven would pose a significant risk to public safety and contradict the purpose of the inspection process, which is to maintain safe standards on the roads. Thus, the regulation requires that unsafe vehicles must be repaired and pass a subsequent inspection before they can be legally driven again.