If a vehicle has an aftermarket hood scoop that obscures the driver's vision, what will happen during inspection?

A vehicle equipped with an aftermarket hood scoop that obstructs the driver’s view will be rejected during the inspection. This is due to the fact that clear visibility is crucial for safe operation of the vehicle. The inspection standards warrant that all modifications to a vehicle should not impair the driver’s sightlines. Any obstruction that affects the driver's ability to safely operate the vehicle can lead to safety hazards on the road. As a result, if an inspection identifies such an obstruction, it will fail to meet the required standards for safety and visibility. Therefore, for the vehicle to be approved, measures should be taken to modify or remove the obstruction to ensure that the driver retains clear visibility.