Jap import Mitsubishi for driving Exam

mstq

Howdy

is it allowable to use jap imports on driving exam?
It has a foot-operaten "hand break", as well as "wipers" and "tickers" controll rodes switched (wipers on the left, tickers one the right).


Mstq

PS: car is 05 Mitsubishi colt

vectra

mstq wrote: »

Howdy

is it allowable to use jap imports on driving exam?
It has a foot-operaten "hand break", as well as "wipers" and "tickers" controll rodes switched (wipers on the left, tickers one the right).


Mstq

Once it is taxed... NCT'd... Insured and everything works as it should I can't see why not.;)

colm_mcm

If its automatic, your new licence will only cover driving automatic

mstq

vectra wrote: »

mstq wrote: »

Howdy

is it allowable to use jap imports on driving exam?
It has a foot-operaten "hand break", as well as "wipers" and "tickers" controll rodes switched (wipers on the left, tickers one the right).


Mstq

Once it is taxed... NCT'd... Insured and everything works as it should I can't see why not.;)

i've read someone for being failed over foot-operated "hand-break".

In my standard car (Renault laguna) there's a "Service icon" lighten up, which is, because "wheel sensors" are broke and it keeps lightning up icon about checking tires. My instructor said that it won't go h
thru exam, is that correct? It passed nct with it...

@colm: are you serious? So I either go with colt and can't drive my car, or I got with laguna and get my ass kicked off?

Atlantic Dawn

mstq wrote: »

In my standard car (Renault laguna) there's a "Service icon" lighten up, which is, because "wheel sensors" are broke and it keeps lightning up icon about checking tires. My instructor said that it won't go h
thru exam, is that correct? It passed nct with it...

It's at the discretion of the instructor, if they notice any warning lights they can refuse to do the test if they wish as with any warning light they can assume the car is not roadworthy.

projectgtr

mstq wrote: »

i've read someone for being failed over foot-operated "hand-break".

In my standard car (Renault laguna) there's a "Service icon" lighten up, which is, because "wheel sensors" are broke and it keeps lightning up icon about checking tires. My instructor said that it won't go h
thru exam, is that correct? It passed nct with it...

@colm: are you serious? So I either go with colt and can't drive my car, or I got with laguna and get my ass kicked off?

If your under pressure to get the test done soon then just for the duration of the test,just open the dash and put some black tape over the Service icon, problem sorted and it lets you do the test in your car and get your "manual" licence just remember to take it off after and get your problem sorted

andyseadog

i was driving an auto when it came time to do my full license exam, i just rented my driving instructors manual car (35 euro for the hour i think it was) and i passed

i think it also makes a better first impression with the examiner if you turn up in a driving school car.