What must be included on the yellow copy of the MVI-2 form given to the vehicle owner?

Answer: B — rejection notice for the vehicle

The yellow copy of the MVI-2 form serves a crucial purpose in the vehicle inspection process. It is specifically designed to inform the vehicle owner about the results of the inspection conducted on their vehicle. Therefore, it includes a rejection notice when the vehicle does not meet the necessary safety and emissions standards. This notice alerts the owner to any issues that need to be addressed in order for the vehicle to pass inspection and remain legally operable on the roads. In contrast, while a summary of inspection findings might generally accompany the inspection report, it's not the primary focus of the yellow copy. Similarly, a detailed invoice of repair costs is typically a separate document provided by the repair shop rather than by the inspection station. Finally, a list of approved inspection stations is not relevant to any single vehicle's inspection results and therefore would not be included on the yellow copy of the MVI-2 form. The emphasis on a rejection notice directly aligns with the regulatory requirements and the function of the form itself.