Driver Licence
Which document proves that a vehicle has no faults and is in good condition to operate?
Reviewed on 9 Aug 2026
- A The registration certificate
- ✓ The technical inspection certificate (with the ITV)
- C The driving licence
- D The insurance policy
Why this is the correct answer
The technical inspection certificate, together with the ITV report, proves that the vehicle has no faults and is in good condition to operate, showing its characteristics and the inspections it has passed.
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