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However, NHS Grampian, has insisted the lorries are "roadworthy and safe", and used by businesses around the world.

Robert Ace Barbers, as he filed a measure requiring both new applicants for driver's license and existing licensed drivers to undergo a mandatory roadworthy driving seminar and an actual driving test before the issuance or renewal of their driver's license.

As well as sourcing the various cars for the series, the production team obviously spent time making sure the banter bus was finally roadworthy again.

In the past, as long as your car was deemed roadworthy, you could keep driving it even after it failed, provided your old MoT was still valid.

'It's your responsibility to make your vehicles roadworthy,' Delgra said.

But Volkswagen said: "The vehicles are safe and roadworthy, and perform as advertised."

You were vehicle roadworthy the public District Sam There, he ran from the car, but he was caught by police and arrested, the court heard.

I called the AA and the mechanic advised me to take it back to the garage as it was dangerous and not roadworthy. The garage is saying they are not responsible as I had the opportunity to inspect the car.

The roadworthy test reveals that a huge 63% of Huddersfield motorists were unaware that four worn out tyres could result in a PS10,000 fine.

The program, M6 called Death Of Diana: The Incredible Revelation, claimed that just two months before Princess Diana's death on August 31, 1997, there was reportedly a warning that the car was not roadworthy.

"I was speaking to him the other day and his bike was not even roadworthy. It's got no brakes and it creaks," the 30-year-old said.