If a vehicle passes the safety inspection but fails emissions, what must be attached to the inspection sticker?

When a vehicle successfully passes the safety inspection but fails the emissions test, it is required that a Temporary Inspection Approval Sticker be attached to the inspection sticker. This temporary sticker serves as a means of indicating that the vehicle is compliant with safety standards, even though it does not meet emissions requirements. The temporary sticker provides a clear visual cue to law enforcement and other regulatory authorities that the vehicle is in a transitional state regarding its emissions status.

This system allows the owner time to address the emissions issues while still adhering to the safety inspection requirements. The other choices, while relevant to the inspection process, do not fulfill the specific requirement of marking the vehicle's status after such a scenario. The emissions test result is related to the failing aspect but does not serve as a visible indicator for law enforcement. The Safety Inspection Report provides documentation of the inspection but is not affixed to the vehicle, and the Inspection Re-test Authorization might be necessary for future testing but does not replace the need for the temporary approval sticker to be displayed during the interim period.