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roadworthiness

NOUN
  1. (of motor vehicles) the quality of being fit to drive on the open road

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  • I suspect if this (mandatory roadworthiness testing) does happen, it will be done every two years," he said. ANC Daily News Briefing
  • The campaign will continue throughout the new year, as authorities will be focusing on the main issues of wearing proper helmets, vehicle roadworthiness and an anti-drink and drive campaign.
  • The visibility benefits of daytime running lights to road safety are well-proven world-wide, but South Africa has additional problems with truck roadworthiness," said Rob Handfield-Jones of the AA in a statement. ANC Daily News Briefing
  • This will include electricity and heating fuel consumption, car mileage (where there is reporting of mileage with annual roadworthiness testing or insurance policies) or other travel. Ron Dembo: Green Credits -- What Obama and McCain Can do for the Environment
  • An MOT test does not cover all aspects of a car's roadworthiness and it only relates to the condition the car was in at the time of the test.
  • Safety experts checked the roadworthiness of used cars for sale or hire from forecourts and showrooms across North Yorkshire and blocked the sale of 11 per cent of the vehicles inspected.
  • Traffic officers were checking buses for roadworthiness and ordering unroadworthy buses off the road.
  • Driver's licences, roadworthiness, vehicle ownership and blood-alcohol levels will also be checked. ANC Daily News Briefing
  • Laws governing the roadworthiness of the little autos vary by state. You Know Gas Prices
  • Asked if RTMC was thinking of implementing a statutory roadworthiness testing requirement for ageing vehicles, Tsholetsane said that heavy duty lorries as well as public transportation vehicles were currently required to undergo a roadworthiness test every year. ANC Daily News Briefing
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