Vehicle Safety
Do we really have unsafe vehicles on our streets and highways?
Of course we do, but can we prove it?
So, if it's proof they need, let's give it to them.
The following is a database of incident reports created by individual professionals in the Automotive Service Industry here in British Columbia, compiled of images, general vehicle identification, and fault descriptions.
The purpose is to record individual witness accounts of light-duty vehicle mechanical and electrical safety defects that would generate a 'Fail' or an 'Out of Service' result if a CVSE Provincial Vehicle Inspection was performed at that time.
This also includes 'Check Engine', 'ABS', and any other warning lights that are being ignored by the vehicle owner.
Submit what you found using the tab on the right side.
Inoperative controls; wipers, power windows etc.
Items that interfere with the driver's ability to properly operate a vehicle. Examples: carpeting, damaged pedals and shifter, obscured visability
SES light, smoking, oil and coolant leaks, wiring, battery, belts and hoses. Items that would fail a Government inspection
Exhaust leaks, catalytic converter, missing or damaged parts, excessive noise. All defects that would fail a Government inspection.
Damages to frame or body that affect structural integrity (visual), excessive rust, glass
