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(a) External inspection. An external inspection shall be performed as follows: (1) Verify ownership, legality and proof of financial responsibility. For the purpose of this subchapter, ownership and legality shall be proven by a vehicle registration card, certificate of title or manufacturer’s statement of origin. When a vehicle being held for resale is presented for inspection by a dealer licensed to sell vehicles in this Commonwealth, a VIN-specific auction slip or VIN-specific secure power of attorney evidencing the dealership’s acquisition of the vehicle, or both, may be presented instead of a vehicle registration card, certificate of title or manufacturer’s statement of origin. Reject if one or more of the following apply: (i) When vehicle ownership and legality are demonstrated by presentation of certificate of title, manufacturer’s statement of origin, VIN-specific auction slip or VIN-specific secure power of attorney: (A) The VIN is not in agreement with the certificate of title, manufacturer’s statement of origin, VIN-specific auction slip or VIN-specific secure power of attorney. Exception: If only one digit is incorrect or two digits are transposed, and the owner provides evidence that the appropriate Department form has been completed to correct the error or transposition. (B) The VIN plate is not securely fastened or is defaced, misplaced or missing. (ii) When vehicle ownership and legality are demonstrated by presentation of vehicle registration card: (A) The license plate is not in agreement with the numbers on the vehicle registration card. Exception: If only one digit is incorrect or two digits are transposed, and the owner provides evidence that the appropriate Department form has been completed to correct an error or transposition. (B) The license plate is hanging loosely from its mounting bracket. (C) The license plate is obscured so that the numbers cannot be identified. (D) The license plate lamp, if so equipped, does not illuminate the license plate, except truck-tractors. (iii) Acceptable proof of financial responsibility is not provided. For the purpose of this chapter, financial responsibility shall be proven by one of the following documents: (A) A valid financial responsibility identification card issued in accordance with 31 Pa. Code (relating to insurance). (B) The declaration page of a valid insurance policy. (C) A valid self-insurance identification card. (D) A valid binder of insurance issued by an insurance company licensed to sell motor vehicle liability insurance in this Commonwealth. (E) A valid insurance policy issued by an insurance company licensed to sell motor vehicle liability insurance in this Commonwealth. (2) Check the glazing. (i) Reject if any of the following apply: (A) Approved safety glazing is not used in every windshield, window or wing. (B) A sign, poster or other material whose design prevents a driver from seeing through the material, obstructs, obscures or impairs the driver’s clear view of the highway or an intersecting highway. Under FMVSS No. 205, this restriction does not apply to the rear side windows, rear wings or rear window of vehicles subject to this subchapter. (C) A vehicle displays a sticker other than those prescribed under 175.97(c)(relating to glazing), or displays a parking sticker in a location described in 175.97(d). (D) The glass is shattered, broken or has any exposed sharp edges. (E) The windshield is removed. (F) There are defects in an acute area of the windshield—center of the critical area on the driver’s side of the vehicle directly in the driver’s normal line of vision—8 1/2 inches wide and 5 1/2 inches high—or discolorations or hazardous cracks to the front, right, left or rear of the driver which would interfere with the driver’s vision. (G) Glass etchings, except those used for vehicle identification, are on windshield or front side windows. (H) Glass etchings extend more than 3 1/2 inches from lowest exposed portion of rear window, rear side windows or rear wings. (ii) This paragraph does not prohibit the use of a product or material along the top edge of the windshield as long as the product or material is transparent and does not encroach upon the AS-1 portion of the windshield as provided by FMVSS No. 205, and the product or material is not more than 3 inches from the top of the windshield. (3) Check the windshield wiper system and reject if one or more of the following apply: (i) The wipers do not operate as specified by the manufacturer, or 45 cycles per minute if not specified. (ii) The wiper blades are torn or smear or streak the windshield after five cycles. (iii) There is only one wiper, where two are required. (iv) Wipers do not return to the rest position. (v) The windshield washers, if originally so equipped, do not operate. (4) Check the door operation, including tailgate, and reject if one or more of the following apply: (i) The doors are not on the vehicle if originally fitted by manufacturer. (ii) The doors, including the tailgate, if so equipped, do not open and close securely. (iii) Tailgate or equivalent is not on the vehicle, unless removed for the addition of optional equipment that is present at the time of the inspection. (5) Check the outside mirrors and reject if one or more of the following apply: (i) A required mirror is cracked, broken, missing or discolored. (ii) The mirror will not hold adjustment. (iii) The vehicle does not have a mirror where required for the driver’s side and one on the opposite side, each with a minimum reflective surface as follows: Gross Vehicle WeightRequired Reflective SurfaceLess than 10,001 pounds19.5 square inches Over 10,000 pounds50 square inches (iv) Outside rearview mirrors, with a minimum reflective surface as described in 175.98 (relating to mirrors), are not installed on both sides of the vehicle if a certificate of exemption for a sun screening device or other material has been issued by the Department. See 175.264 (relating to mirrors). A vehicle for which a certificate of exemption has been issued for medical reasons may be equipped with only a left outside rearview mirror, unless originally equipped with an outside rearview mirror on both sides of the vehicle. (6) Check the fenders, hood and trunk lid and reject if any of the following apply: (i) Any fender, front or rear, has been removed. (ii) The fenders are not of a type and size used as original equipment. (iii) The hood does not cover the entire motor compartment or cannot be fully closed. (iv) The trunk lid does not close. (v) The fender flares exceed 3 inches in width. (7) Check the flooring and floor beds and reject if any of the following apply: (i) They are not in a condition to support the occupants and cargo. (ii) The floor pan is rusted through so as to cause a hazard to occupants or to permit exhaust gases to enter passenger compartment. (iii) Not equipped with rear wheel shields—mudflaps—as required under 75 Pa.C.S. 4533 (relating to rear wheel shields). (iv) The lamps or wiring are attached to any guard or flap. (v) A flap or guard does not consist of suitable metal protectors or substantial flexible flaps which are strong enough to prevent stones or objects from being thrown through them. (vi) On buses, reject if any of the following apply: (A) The step well or floor on the bus is cluttered or worn to present tripping hazard. (B) The guard rails or grab rails on the bus are loose or fastening parts are missing. (C) The service doors on a bus, bind, jam or malfunction, preventing proper operation. (D) The emergency exit is not easily accessible. (E) The inside or outside quick release mechanism on emergency doors or windows on the bus fails to function positively or opens accidently or too easily. (8) Check the bumpers and reject if any of the following apply: (i) The bumpers are not on the vehicle if required as original equipment. (ii) The bumpers are not firmly attached to the frame or chassis. (iii) Some part of the horizontal bumper bar on medium and heavy trucks and buses does not fall within 16—30 inches above ground level. (iv) A broken or torn portion is protruding so as to create a hazard. (v) The bumper extends beyond the body line or is longer than originally equipped, whichever is greater. (9) Check the lamps and lenses and reject if one or more of the following apply: (i) An exterior bulb or sealed beam, if originally equipped or installed, fails to light properly, except ornamental lights. (ii) The turn signal lamps do not flash between 60—120 flashes per minute. (iii) The turn signal lamps do not properly indicate the right or left or hold in position when so switched or do not self-cancel if originally designed to do so. (iv) The back-up lamp does not turn off automatically when the vehicle goes forward, there is no indicator on dash that lights or there is no audible warning signal. (v) The lamp shows a color contrary to the lighting chart. (vi) The lamp or filament indicated at the switch position does not light when the correct switch indicates the lamp should be on. (vii) The lamp has a missing or broken lens. (viii) A required lamp is missing. (ix) The auxiliary equipment is placed on, in or in front of a lamp. Exception: A bus used for public transportation may be equipped with a device used to carry pedalcycles mounted on the front of the bus if the device, including the pedalcycle, does not extend more than 36 inches. (x) The fog lamps operate with the high beams of headlamps. (xi) The auxiliary driving lamps operate with the low beam of a standard headlamp system or alone. (xii) The headlamps are out of adjustment as follows: (A) Mechanical aimer: (I) The horizontal aim is more than 4 inches to the left or right. (II) The vertical aim is higher or lower than 4 inches from the center. (B) Screen or photo electric type tester. (See Charts 1—3 (relating to headl