#ROAD TEST LOOK OVER THE SHOULDER CRACKED#

Your car is clean inside and nothing is blocking your views or otherwise rolling around and distracting you.

Tires are in good shape, properly inflated, and the right type for the season.

There are no unsafe or illegal vehicle modifications that have been done.

Brake lights, signal lights, and headlights are working and not badly cracked.Seatbelts are in good working order and not frayed.There are no random dash warning lights indicating any problems.

#ROAD TEST LOOK OVER THE SHOULDER CRACKED#

The windshield and windows are clean and aren’t cracked or illegally tinted.

So, what does ICBC mean by “safe vehicle”? There are many things the road test personnel will be looking for before your road test begins, and it is your job to make sure your vehicle is in road-ready condition by checking to see that: To complete a road test you need to bring with you: an acceptable form of ID, the fee for your road test, valid insurance and registration documents, and a safe vehicle. ICBC lists common things you can do to prepare for your road test appointment, including what to bring. The key is to relax enough so you don’t end up making these top seven mistakes that are commonly made on driver’s licensing tests across British Columbia.įeeling prepared for any sort of test is usually the first key to success. The reason a lot of new drivers keep their N for longer than they are required to is sometimes financial, sometimes not having the time, but in a lot of cases it’s due to nerves about having to take another road test. The team of auto mechanics at Searles sees a lot of cars come in with N’s on their bumpers, so we figured it was time to write a post geared towards new drivers.

Road test look over the shoulder