If minor violations are found, what will happen regarding the CVSA decal?

The situation regarding minor violations and the CVSA (Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance) decal is guided by the principle that safety is paramount. When minor violations are identified during an inspection, the CVSA decal, which signifies that a vehicle has passed inspection and meets safety standards, is withheld until those violations are corrected. This ensures that only vehicles meeting the necessary safety standards are on the road, promoting safety for the driver, vehicle occupants, and other road users.

This approach emphasizes accountability and maintenance of safety standards. By requiring that any identified issues be resolved before the issuance of the decal, it reinforces the importance of keeping vehicles in good working condition. The other scenarios, such as receiving the decal despite minor violations, paying a fine, or merely receiving a warning, do not protect public safety to the same degree, which is why the correct response aligns with the requirement to fix violations before the decal can be awarded.