What must license applicants provide for the road test?

For the road test, license applicants must provide their own vehicle, which will be inspected prior to the driving examination. The use of the applicant's own vehicle ensures that they are familiar with its handling, controls, and features, which contributes to safer driving during the test. Inspecting the vehicle is also critical as it certifies that the car meets safety standards and is in good working condition for the test. This helps the instructor to focus on the applicant's driving skills rather than any potential mechanical issues with a vehicle they are unfamiliar with.

The other options are not universally applicable. For instance, while a rental vehicle could possibly suffice under specific circumstances, it needs to come with a valid agreement, which is not a standard requirement for all applicants. As for a motorcycle or scooter, these types of vehicles would only be relevant for applicants specifically testing on those vehicles and do not apply to the general road test for noncommercial licenses. Lastly, providing a list of required documents and their vehicle is part of the overall licensing process but does not specifically pertain to the requirement for the road test itself, where the vehicle's physical presence is essential for conducting the test.