Trans 104.03(8)(b)(b) To pass an air-brake pre-trip inspection a person must successfully complete all of the following air-brake system inspections: Trans 104.03(8)(b)1.1. Determine the motor vehicle’s brake system condition for proper adjustment and that air system connections between motor vehicles have been properly made and secured. Trans 104.03(8)(b)2.2. Inspect the low pressure warning devices to ensure that they will activate in emergency situations. Trans 104.03(8)(b)3.3. Ascertain, with the engine running, that the system maintains an adequate supply of compressed air. Trans 104.03(8)(b)4.4. Determine that required minimum air pressure build up time is within acceptable limits and that required alarms and emergency devices automatically deactivate at the proper pressure level. Trans 104.03(8)(b)6.6. Locate and verbally identify the air-brake operating controls and monitoring devices. Trans 104.03(8)(b)8.8. Ascertain, with a fully charged air system and the engine off, the rate at which air is lost from the system. Trans 104.03 HistoryHistory: Cr. Register, July, 1996, No. 487, eff. 8-1-96; am. (4), cr. (8) (b) 6., 7., and 8., Register, August, 2000, No. 536, eff. 9-1-00; CR 22-048: am. (5) (h) Register July 2023 No. 811, eff. 8-1-23. Trans 104.04Trans 104.04 Unauthorized assistance. An applicant who cheats or uses unauthorized assistance during any part of a knowledge test shall fail the test and may not be allowed to retake the knowledge test for 7 days. Unauthorized assistance includes assistance from another person, notes, or the use of any materials during an examination, without the prior approval of the examiner. If the infraction is observed during the course of a test, the test shall be immediately ended. Trans 104.04 HistoryHistory: Cr. Register, July, 1996, No. 487, eff. 8-1-96. Trans 104.05(1)(1) Inspection required. Prior to conducting any driving skills test or special examination, the examiner shall conduct a safety inspection of the vehicle furnished by the applicant for the test. The examiner may refuse to conduct the skills test or special examination if the test vehicle does not pass a safety inspection or the vehicle is unregistered. Trans 104.05(2)(2) Applicant conduct. The examiner may not conduct a skills test or special examination when: Trans 104.05(2)(a)(a) The applicant refuses to wear a safety belt during the driving skills test, unless the vehicle was manufactured prior to January 1, 1972, and has never been equipped with seat belts. Trans 104.05(2)(c)2.2. Does not hold a valid instruction permit, temporary operator’s license or driver receipt that authorizes operation for the appropriate class and endorsement of vehicle. Trans 104.05(2)(d)(d) The vehicle is not a commercial motor vehicle, is not registered, and no person has applied to renew the vehicle’s registration. It shall be conclusively presumed that no person has applied to renew the vehicle’s registration if the applicant does not have evidence of filing an application for registration and the vehicle’s registration has expired by more than 30 days. Trans 104.05(2)(f)(f) The vehicle is a motorcycle and the applicant is not wearing a protective face shield, glasses or goggles, unless the windshield rises at least 15 inches above the handlebars. Trans 104.05(2)(g)(g) The applicant appears to be impaired by alcohol or a controlled substance, disoriented, or otherwise unfit to operate a motor vehicle. Trans 104.05(3)(3) Vehicle condition. The examiner may not conduct a skills test or special examination when the test vehicle exhibits one or more of the following conditions: Trans 104.05(3)(b)(b) A directional signal is missing or inoperable. This does not prohibit testing in a motorcycle that was manufactured without directional signals and on which directional signals have not been installed.