When issuing a waiver, what document must a CRT use?

The correct document that a CRT (Certified Emissions Inspector) must use when issuing a waiver is the waiver insert. This insert is a specific form designed for this purpose and includes necessary information related to the vehicle's compliance status and the reasons for granting the waiver. It serves as official documentation that articulates that the vehicle did not meet the emissions standards but has been granted a waiver under specific circumstances, often after attempts to fix the emissions issues have been made.

In the context of emissions testing and compliance, various other documents, like an Emissions Test Report and a Compliance Notice, serve different roles. The Emissions Test Report records the results of the emissions testing, while the Compliance Notice indicates the status of compliance with emissions regulations. The Warranty Certificate, on the other hand, usually pertains to manufacturer warranties related to emissions components but is not the relevant document for issuing a waiver. Therefore, the waiver insert is essential for properly documenting the waiver issuance process and ensuring that all regulatory standards are met.