Roadworthiness refers to the condition of a vehicle that ensures it is safe to drive on public roads. This includes checking essential components like the brakes, tires, and lights to make sure they function properly. A roadworthy vehicle minimizes the risk of accidents and helps protect both the driver and other road users. To determine if a vehicle is roadworthy, regular inspections are necessary. These inspections can be performed by certified mechanics who assess the vehicle's overall condition. If a vehicle fails to meet roadworthiness standards, it may need repairs or maintenance before it can legally be driven on the road.