When a station faces suspension, which item is NOT typically seized?

In the context of a station facing suspension, the item that is not typically seized is the driver's license. This is because a driver’s license is a personal document belonging to an individual, and it is not something that is connected to the operational aspects of the inspection station itself.

When a station is suspended, usually items that are directly related to the inspection process and the station's operation, such as inspection equipment and company financial records, are at risk of being seized for review or investigation. Unused monthly inserts, which are necessary for inspection documentation, can also be seized as part of maintaining proper records and accountability.

In contrast, a driver's license does not provide insight into the station's compliance or operational integrity and is considered a private right of the individual holding that license. Therefore, it remains unaffected by actions taken against the inspection station.