What type of vehicles would typically NOT be inspected in a Class C Station?

A Class C Station in Maryland is designated for the inspection of certain types of vehicles, primarily those that are registered and used for general passenger transport. This typically includes passenger cars, buses, and recreational vehicles (RVs), as well as trucks not exceeding a specific weight limit.

Motorcycles, however, fall under a different category and typically do not undergo inspection at a Class C Station. The inspection process for motorcycles may be handled separately, with different standards and requirements in place due to their unique characteristics and safety needs. Therefore, while passenger cars, buses, and RVs can all be inspected at a Class C Station, motorcycles are generally excluded from this setting, making them the correct answer to the question.