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Does my car meet the Driver's Test Requirements?
I'm planning to use my dad's car for my behind the wheel test in a month. He's worried that because someone hit his car which caused the front right headline to go inside the car a bit if it would meet the conditions required to use the car for the exam or if he's better off getting me a rental.
I provided a photo of the damage below and a closer look at it in the link below for reference.
4 Answers
- 3 years agoFavorite Answer
That is very minor. I think it should be fine. But I can't be for sure due to it is different for different states. Maybe you should call and ask.
- ?Lv 73 years ago
Minor damage that does not effect the safe operation of a vehicle is not a concern. Just be sure that the lights still work before you take it in for your driving test.
- ?Lv 73 years ago
Well you can't drive a rental car unless you are of minimum age (25 in most cases) and have a drivers license. I think your car will be fine for the test.
- Bobby JimLv 73 years ago
The vehicles used for your road test must be safe, and in good condition, with all safety equipment working, and that includes all lights: headlights, brake and turn signals.
