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leegreen · 03-19-2024, 03:42 PM

Around these parts (BC) one of the most common reasons for having your road test vehicle rejected is it being messy, smelly or scented inside. Those are not specified in our DMV equivalent but they are an expectation of workplace conditions for the examiners.

I have zero expectation that you could leverage the DMV grandfathering of no seatbelts for old cars into using one for your road test. Unless you lucked out and got an examiner that thought going for a ride in a old car would be cool and chose to overlook it.

we are all going to hit the got too old and can't drive point, it will be traumatic and life changing. I plan to still be driving my '52 when I hit the mandatory review age. As fun as it would be to use it for driving test I'll happily go rent something else for the day if it increases the odds of keeping my privilege to drive.

03-19-2024, 03:42 PM	#7
leegreen Registered User Join Date: Mar 2022 Location: Surrey BC Posts: 696	Re: Gotta love getting older! Around these parts (BC) one of the most common reasons for having your road test vehicle rejected is it being messy, smelly or scented inside. Those are not specified in our DMV equivalent but they are an expectation of workplace conditions for the examiners. I have zero expectation that you could leverage the DMV grandfathering of no seatbelts for old cars into using one for your road test. Unless you lucked out and got an examiner that thought going for a ride in a old car would be cool and chose to overlook it. we are all going to hit the got too old and can't drive point, it will be traumatic and life changing. I plan to still be driving my '52 when I hit the mandatory review age. As fun as it would be to use it for driving test I'll happily go rent something else for the day if it increases the odds of keeping my privilege to drive.