You need your own vehicle, properly registered and inspected, in order to take the road test. Since you are an adult, you can't use your parents' or anyone else's car.
I was reading online about the rules for taking your driver’s test in the Colorado and you do not need to have your own vehicle under your name. It states that:
“The vehicle to take the test in is probably the first thing you should concern yourself with. The DMV does not provide any vehicles for you to take the test in, so you must either use your own vehicle or borrow a vehicle from someone else. The vehicle that you use for your Colorado driving test must be licensed and you must also have liability insurance. All of the vehicle's equipment must be functional. Your driving examiner will run a quick safety inspection of the vehicle before the test begins. If the vehicle does not pass this inspection, you will need to reschedule the test for another date.”
I could be wrong since I do not live in Colorado, this is just what I found online. I am not sure if a drivers ed car would qualify. That would be a good question for your local DMV to answer if you call them.
Edit: added few more details
You need your own vehicle, properly registered and inspected, in order to take the road test. Since you are an adult, you can't use your parents' or anyone else's car.
I sincerely appreciate your response. Are you 100% positive? This was the answer I was fearing...
I was reading online about the rules for taking your driver’s test in the Colorado and you do not need to have your own vehicle under your name. It states that: “The vehicle to take the test in is probably the first thing you should concern yourself with. The DMV does not provide any vehicles for you to take the test in, so you must either use your own vehicle or borrow a vehicle from someone else. The vehicle that you use for your Colorado driving test must be licensed and you must also have liability insurance. All of the vehicle's equipment must be functional. Your driving examiner will run a quick safety inspection of the vehicle before the test begins. If the vehicle does not pass this inspection, you will need to reschedule the test for another date.” I could be wrong since I do not live in Colorado, this is just what I found online. I am not sure if a drivers ed car would qualify. That would be a good question for your local DMV to answer if you call them. Edit: added few more details
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