Will my car pass roadworthy?

Question

The turning signals (indicators) wont hold/stay when you turn. If you indicate they just flick back to the centre again.
I have been told that as long as they work and can be used from a comftable sitting position that they will pass a roadworthy.
I cannot find any specific information about this can anyone help???

Answer 1

if this is the only problem you have with the car it should pass with flying colors,,after some of the cars i have seen on the road,,your should be alright,,providing this is the only thing wrong with it,,i hope this help,s.

Answer 2

Trun signals? What decadence! At least you're familiar where they're at. I'll be waiting at the stop sign waiting for a vehicle to go by me, usually a very expensive one, only for the %#@* to make a right hand turn when he/she/it gets to the intersection. GRRRRRRRR!! My trun signals are by hand in my tow truck right now. At least there's a break light working on top the tow rig. Rats ate trun signal wiring and do you have any idea what a pain in the buttox it is to chase they ding dong wires? Could be worse, could be a fancy car like a Cadillac. Ever try n' stick your hand under a Cadillac dash? Don't bother. Ain't no place under that thing you can stick hardly a finger.

GIT ER DONE

Answer 3

Roadworthy at the time they tested it. In general a recent mot is a good guide. But you cannot use it as a defence if the police find a fault and deem it unroadworthy. A blown bulb, even in daytime, renders a car unroadworthy.

Answer 4

Your turn signals, horn, windshield, brake lights, windshield wipers, door latches, hood latches, reverse lights, and exhaust, and window operation must be in factory condition to pass inspection. Also turn signal, break light lenses must be in tact, with no red tape. The VIN plate must be present, with no visible signs of tampering. In addition, depending on the state in which you reside, emissions, tint percentage and rock pecks, or breaks in the windshield will determine whether your auto passes.

Answer 5

nope