A vehicle must be maintained within manufacturers specifications while operating on public roadways.
This means a hood.
The police will pull you over regularly.
Door, body, hood
11 The vehicle shall comply with section 19.02 of the regulations with regard to size and dimension.
Doors — Doors shall be installed in a vehicle where the vehicle was manufactured with doors.
The doors with which a vehicle is equipped shall be in good working order, and any hinge, latch or handle must not be broken, missing or inoperable.
The doors shall not be warped, twisted or weakened to the extent that a slight jar will open them.
A door shall be capable of being opened or closed with normal effort.
Body — A vehicle shall not have a body, body sill, door posts or body pillars which have rotted, deteriorated or been damaged to the extent that such part may collapse or create a hazard.
The body must not be loose upon the chassis.
The floor of a vehicle must not be rotted, broken or missing.
No part of a vehicle may be secured with rope or wire.
No part of a vehicle may have a sharp or ragged edge which could injure persons or objects.
Hood — The hood over the engine compartment shall be securely fastened and shall not have broken hinges or fasteners.
Frame — The frame of a motor vehicle or a motorcycle shall not flex, be cracked, welded or have fatigue points to the extent that these defects indicate the frame has suffered structural damage and constitutes a hazard.
Last edited by Kavy; 05-08-2012 at 06:44 PM.
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