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Can You Drive Without A Fender? The Law Explained by james smith - Issuu

Can You Drive Without A Fender? The Law Explained by james smith - Issuu

The term “fender” refers to the body of a car that connects the wheels and tires. It is also commonly known as the wheel well. In most cars, fenders are covered by rubber or plastic covers to protect them from damage and make them look neat and clean. If you live in an area where street cleaning services remove snow regularly, it is possible that you have seen street sweepers collect snow from the entire width of your driveway, including your lawn and all surrounding buildings.

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