JJ Keller Entry Level Driver Training for CDL (Commercial Driver’s License) Practice Test

When only minor violations are identified during an inspection, it is generally permissible for the driver to continue their trip. This approach reflects the understanding that while minor issues may need addressing, they do not pose an immediate safety risk or compliance concern significant enough to halt operations entirely. Law enforcement or inspection personnel often prioritize road safety and may permit the driver to continue, advising them to resolve any minor issues at their earliest convenience.

The other options are less likely because returning to the garage immediately or having the vehicle impounded implies a more serious violation, which typically does not apply to minor findings. Similarly, receiving an automatic fine usually corresponds to more substantial infractions that warrant penalties. Therefore, the correct approach in the case of minor violations is to allow the driver to proceed with their trip while ensuring that the violations are corrected in the near future.