Which of these could lead the DMV to call off your road test before you even start driving?

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Why

Before the test begins, the examiner checks that your vehicle is safe and properly equipped. An unsafe vehicle, missing seat belts, or anything that keeps the examiner from reaching the brake pedal is enough to cancel the test, so check your car ahead of time.

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Topic: Licenses and permits   License: Car permit

Part of these practice sets:

• Alaska: Laws & Licensing
• Colorado: State Practice Set
• Hawaii: Laws & Licensing
• Idaho: Laws & Licensing
• North Carolina: State Practice Set
• Nebraska: Laws & Licensing
• New Hampshire: Laws & Licensing
• New York: Laws & Licensing
• Oregon: Laws & Licensing
• Rhode Island: Laws & Licensing
• Virginia: Laws & Licensing
• Vermont: Laws & Licensing

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• Alaska
• Colorado
• Hawaii
• Idaho
• North Carolina
• Nebraska
• New Hampshire
• New York
• Oregon
• Rhode Island
• Virginia
• Vermont

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