During a brake test, if the vehicle pulls significantly to one side, what should be the outcome?

When a vehicle pulls significantly to one side during a brake test, it indicates potential issues with the braking system that can affect safety and performance. This pulling to one side often suggests that the brakes are not functioning evenly across the vehicle. It might be due to problems such as worn brake pads, issues with the brake calipers, or uneven pressure in the brake lines, all of which can lead to dangerous driving conditions.

Given the importance of proper braking functionality for safe operation, a vehicle exhibiting such symptoms should not be approved for use. Instead, rejecting the vehicle ensures that necessary repairs can be made before it is placed back on the road, ultimately protecting the safety of the driver, passengers, and others on the road.