What records may the State seize when a station is suspended?

When a station is suspended, the state is typically authorized to seize inspection records. These records are critical as they provide a detailed account of the inspections conducted at the facility, ensuring compliance with safety and regulatory standards. Inspection records contain vital information regarding the status of vehicles checked, the results of those inspections, and any violations found. By seizing these records, the state can effectively monitor and assess any discrepancies in the station’s operations during the period of suspension.

In contrast, while monthly operation reports, financial statements, and customer feedback forms may be important for the overall operation of the station, they do not focus directly on the regulatory compliance necessary for inspections. Therefore, they are less likely to be targeted for seizure specifically during a suspension, as the primary concern revolves around maintaining safety and adherence to inspection protocols.