What issue would disqualify a vehicle during inspection regarding glass?

During a vehicle inspection, glass conditions are critical for safety. A vehicle would be disqualified if the glass is shattered or broken because this poses an immediate safety hazard. Broken glass can impair the driver's visibility and increase the risk of accidents. Furthermore, shattered glass can become a danger to both the occupants of the vehicle and other road users.

While tinted glass can be an issue if it is too dark, and non-tempered glass can also lead to disqualification due to safety regulations, the presence of shattered or broken glass is a more severe safety problem that must be addressed immediately. Scratched glass, while potentially problematic in terms of visibility, does not constitute a disqualifying issue during inspection unless it severely impairs the driver's view. Thus, broken glass is an unequivocal reason for disqualification during an inspection.