Car permit · Licenses and permits
For which reason can Florida's licensing agency, the FLHSMV, call off your road test before it even begins?
Correct answer: All of these are correct.
Answer options
- ASeat belts are missing from the vehicle
- BA center console or other gear keeps the examiner from reaching the brake pedal
- CThe vehicle you bring is not safe to drive
- DAll of these are correct Correct
Why
Before a road test starts, the examiner makes sure your vehicle is safe and legal to use. Unsafe equipment, missing seat belts, or anything that stops the examiner from getting to the brake pedal is enough to end the test before it begins.
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