Which of the following violations cannot be reported for an out-of-state violator under the Nonresident Violator Compact?

Under the Nonresident Violator Compact (NRVC), certain types of violations are eligible for reporting and enforcement actions between member states. The reason that inspection violations cannot be reported for an out-of-state violator is that these violations typically do not involve the operation of a motor vehicle in a manner that poses a safety risk to other drivers or transportation systems. Instead, inspection violations pertain to the administrative process of ensuring that vehicles comply with state regulations regarding inspections and emissions.

The primary aim of the NRVC is to facilitate the handling of moving violations and offenses directly associated with the safe operation of vehicles on public roadways. This includes violations that demand accountability from drivers, such as moving traffic violations that lead to unsafe conditions. For this reason, violations like minor speeding or driving without insurance are addressed under the compact as they directly affect driving safety, while inspection violations remain more specialized and administrative in nature, therefore not linked to the NRVC's framework.