What documentation is required at the time of vehicle inspection?

At the time of vehicle inspection in Pennsylvania, it is essential to present proof of insurance and vehicle registration. These documents serve multiple purposes: they verify that the vehicle is legally registered and adequately insured, ensuring compliance with state laws. Proof of insurance demonstrates that the vehicle is covered by a valid insurance policy, which is a legal requirement for operating a vehicle on public roads.

Vehicle registration confirms that the vehicle is registered with the state and that any applicable taxes or fees have been paid. This documentation is crucial for the inspection process, as inspectors need to confirm that the vehicle meets state safety and emissions standards while also ensuring that the vehicle is legally allowed to be on the road.

The other options do not meet the requirements set forth for the inspection process. For instance, showing only the vehicle title does not provide information about insurance or the vehicle’s registration status. Similarly, presenting a driver's license and social security number does not pertain to the assessment of the vehicle itself. Finally, stating that no documentation is necessary contradicts the legal requirements for vehicle operation and safety checks established by Pennsylvania regulations.