What information is included on the inspection sticker?

The inspection sticker contains essential information that reflects a vehicle's compliance with safety and emissions standards as mandated by the state. This information includes the inspection date, which indicates when the vehicle was last inspected, and the expiration date, which shows how long the inspection is valid before the vehicle needs to be re-inspected. Additionally, it includes the inspector's credentials to ensure that the inspection was performed by a qualified individual, which helps maintain accountability and trust in the inspection process.

The other options, while potentially informative in other contexts, do not belong on the inspection sticker itself. The vehicle's make and model can typically be found in the vehicle's registration documents, and the owner’s personal identification is not relevant to the inspection process and protects privacy concerns. A vehicle history report, which contains detailed records of a vehicle's past, is not required at the time of inspection and is instead a document often utilized when buying or selling a vehicle.