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Changes over time for: PART 5
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Changes to legislation:
There are currently no known outstanding effects for the The Motor Vehicles (Driving Licences) Regulations 1999, PART 5.
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[[PART 5E+W+SUnitary Test: Categories F, G, H, and K
EyesightE+W+S
A. Either—
(a)read in good daylight (with the aid of corrective lenses if worn) a registration mark fixed to a motor vehicle and containing letters and figures 79 millimetres high and 57 millimetres wide at a distance of—
(i)12.3 metres, in the case of a test conducted in respect of a vehicle included in category K;
(ii)20.5 metres, in any other case or
(b)read in good daylight (with the aid of corrective lenses if worn) a registration mark fixed to a motor vehicle and containing letters and figures 79 millimetres high and 50 millimetres wide at a distance of—
(i)12 metres, in the case of a test conducted in respect of a vehicle included in category K;
(ii)20 metres, in any other case.
Technical control of the vehicleE+W+S
B.—1. Start the engine of the vehicle.
2. Move away straight ahead or at an angle.
3. Turn right-hand and left-hand corners correctly.
4. Stop the vehicle in an emergency and normally and, in the latter case, bring it to a rest in the appropriate part of the road.
Behaviour in trafficE+W+S
C. Overtake, meet or cross the path of other vehicles and take an appropriate course.
Vehicle safety checksE+W+S
D. Describe how to perform a check on the condition and safety of one component of the vehicle in which the test is being conducted and demonstrate an actual check on the condition and safety of a second such component, each component to be chosen at the discretion of the person conducting the test.]]
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