What happens to a vehicle's registration if it fails to conform to governmental safety standards?

When a vehicle fails to conform to governmental safety standards, it is considered unsafe for operation on public roads. To ensure public safety and compliance with regulations, the vehicle’s registration is suspended. This suspension means that the vehicle cannot legally be driven until the necessary repairs or modifications are made to meet the safety standards. The focus is on protecting both the driver and the public from potential hazards posed by vehicles that are not safe for use.

The other options do not accurately reflect the consequences of a vehicle not meeting safety standards. A renewal of registration would imply that the vehicle complies with regulations, while a valid registration suggests it is safe for use. Cancellation indicates a more permanent termination of registration, which differs from a temporary suspension that allows for corrective actions.