What defines a readily mobile vehicle?

A readily mobile vehicle is defined as one that appears operational or can be easily repaired to a functional state. This definition focuses on the vehicle's ability to be driven or moved without significant hindrance. Factors such as the condition of the engine, tires, and other mechanical components contribute to whether a vehicle is deemed readily mobile.

In contrast, a vehicle that is inoperable lacks the necessary functionality to be driven, making it not readily mobile. A vehicle parked in a garage may appear stationary and not currently in use, but it does not inherently define mobility unless assessed for operational status. Additionally, lacking valid registration does not, by itself, determine a vehicle's operational capacity. Thus, the key characteristic of readily mobile vehicles is their appearance of operational capability or the potential for quick repair.