Drivers view

I like that one Simon,never thought of that lol.
I may of got away with that but one looked about 10

What made it even worse was the reflection on the inside of the screen from all the toys.

Oddly. I had a similar one this week, only they had a big long line of Smurfs, are they giving them away with Mcdonalds or something Seem to see them everywhere at the moment, usually tied to towing eyes

I don't know how this person could drive the car properly with the amount of reflection coming from off of them.

;D ;D ;D Luv it

Well, the first thing to look at is the wording in the Inspection
Manual – ‘examine the swept area of the windscreen and the
driver’s view through it’ (IM 8.3 1). The important bit is ‘and the driver’s
view through it’.

So, logically, this inspection should be done from the driver’s seat, though this doesn’t mean that a closer inspection – such as measuring any damage – can’t be made from elsewhere,in other words from outside if you want

Edit to say;

If the damage is within the critria i always put the the size of the damage on an advisory( size of damage at the time of test).

You can buy a template with 10mm & 40mm holes in and a marked rule area along one side that you place over the damaged area nicky.

Try the likes of Prosol or Autoglass.

www.prosol.co.uk/mot_essentials_r1/windscreen_damage_template_p507.php

modified to add link

Got 30 points for hanging smelly our tester tucked it behind int mirror for test after test parked car round back vosa comes in to check it Also tried to get us on slight Nick into end rubber which he used a small screwdriver there was no sign of grease escaping thing is the other side was exactly the same but never mentioned same man tested a chap were sponsored I was assistant and he never shook the steering but still passed him Vosa man also left his CRow bar under the bonnet which I thought was dangerous