-
Roadworthiness or
streetworthiness is a
property or
ability of a car, bus,
truck or any kind of
automobile to be in a
suitable operating condition or meeting...
- The MOT test (or
simply MOT) is an
annual test of
vehicle safety,
roadworthiness aspects and
exhaust emissions required in the
United Kingdom for most...
- that is
equipped and
licensed for use on
public roads,
being therefore roadworthy. This will
require specific configurations of lighting,
signal lights...
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seven failed basic safety standards and were not
deemed roadworthy; the
other two,
while roadworthy, had
minor problems. On June 24, 2007, the Los Angeles...
-
similar data in
jurisdictions where vehicles are
regularly inspected for
roadworthiness every year or two),
vehicle identification number (ch****is number),...
- 1966,
Bizzarrini designed the P538
racing car as a
supplement to the
roadworthy GT 5300
sports car, which,
contrary to expectations, was only used in...
- many jurisdictions, it is an
offense to use a
bicycle that is not in a
roadworthy condition. In some countries,
bicycles must have
functioning front and...
- (280 mpg‑imp; 240 mpg‑US), with a
fully charged battery,
while being both
roadworthy and practical.
Without using electric, the XL is able to
travel 100 km...
- 2008, it was
estimated that
about 50,000 to 60,000 Ford
Model Ts
remain roadworthy.
Model T
chronology 1909
touring (a very
early example with two-pedal...
- off to an ex-WD
surplus vehicle dump in the Cotswolds, buy a
couple of
roadworthy Jeeps... Chapman,
Giles (2009).
Illustrated Encyclopedia of Extraordinary...
