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A serious red warning light stays on after the engine starts. What should you do?Vehicle Safety
A. Check the meaning and deal with the fault before driving if it is unsafe Correct
B. Ignore it until the next service
C. Cover the light
D. Drive faster to clear it
Warning lights can indicate safety-critical faults. Follow the handbook and do not drive an unsafe vehicle.
NI theory practice: A serious red warning light stays on after the engine starts. What should you do?Vehicle Safety
A. Check the meaning and deal with the fault before driving if it is unsafe Correct
B. Ignore it until the next service
C. Cover the light
D. Drive faster to clear it
Warning lights can indicate safety-critical faults. Follow the handbook and do not drive an unsafe vehicle.
Test your knowledge: A serious red warning light stays on after the engine starts. What should you do?Vehicle Safety
A. Check the meaning and deal with the fault before driving if it is unsafe Correct
B. Ignore it until the next service
C. Cover the light
D. Drive faster to clear it
Warning lights can indicate safety-critical faults. Follow the handbook and do not drive an unsafe vehicle.
Which answer is safest and correct? A serious red warning light stays on after the engine starts. What should you do?Vehicle Safety
A. Check the meaning and deal with the fault before driving if it is unsafe Correct
B. Ignore it until the next service
C. Cover the light
D. Drive faster to clear it
Warning lights can indicate safety-critical faults. Follow the handbook and do not drive an unsafe vehicle.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: A serious red warning light stays on after the engine starts. What should you do?Vehicle Safety
A. Check the meaning and deal with the fault before driving if it is unsafe Correct
B. Ignore it until the next service
C. Cover the light
D. Drive faster to clear it
Warning lights can indicate safety-critical faults. Follow the handbook and do not drive an unsafe vehicle.
Why must the windscreen, mirrors and windows be kept clear?Vehicle Safety
A. So you have a clear view of the road and traffic Correct
B. To improve fuel economy only
C. To prevent tyre wear
D. To make indicators brighter
Good visibility is essential for safe observation and hazard detection.
NI theory practice: Why must the windscreen, mirrors and windows be kept clear?Vehicle Safety
A. So you have a clear view of the road and traffic Correct
B. To improve fuel economy only
C. To prevent tyre wear
D. To make indicators brighter
Good visibility is essential for safe observation and hazard detection.
Test your knowledge: Why must the windscreen, mirrors and windows be kept clear?Vehicle Safety
A. So you have a clear view of the road and traffic Correct
B. To improve fuel economy only
C. To prevent tyre wear
D. To make indicators brighter
Good visibility is essential for safe observation and hazard detection.
Which answer is safest and correct? Why must the windscreen, mirrors and windows be kept clear?Vehicle Safety
A. So you have a clear view of the road and traffic Correct
B. To improve fuel economy only
C. To prevent tyre wear
D. To make indicators brighter
Good visibility is essential for safe observation and hazard detection.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: Why must the windscreen, mirrors and windows be kept clear?Vehicle Safety
A. So you have a clear view of the road and traffic Correct
B. To improve fuel economy only
C. To prevent tyre wear
D. To make indicators brighter
Good visibility is essential for safe observation and hazard detection.
Why should brake lights be checked regularly?Vehicle Safety
A. They warn following traffic when you slow or stop Correct
B. They illuminate the road ahead
C. They reduce braking distance
D. They replace indicators
Brake lights tell following drivers that you are slowing or stopping.
NI theory practice: Why should brake lights be checked regularly?Vehicle Safety
A. They warn following traffic when you slow or stop Correct
B. They illuminate the road ahead
C. They reduce braking distance
D. They replace indicators
Brake lights tell following drivers that you are slowing or stopping.
Test your knowledge: Why should brake lights be checked regularly?Vehicle Safety
A. They warn following traffic when you slow or stop Correct
B. They illuminate the road ahead
C. They reduce braking distance
D. They replace indicators
Brake lights tell following drivers that you are slowing or stopping.
Which answer is safest and correct? Why should brake lights be checked regularly?Vehicle Safety
A. They warn following traffic when you slow or stop Correct
B. They illuminate the road ahead
C. They reduce braking distance
D. They replace indicators
Brake lights tell following drivers that you are slowing or stopping.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: Why should brake lights be checked regularly?Vehicle Safety
A. They warn following traffic when you slow or stop Correct
B. They illuminate the road ahead
C. They reduce braking distance
D. They replace indicators
Brake lights tell following drivers that you are slowing or stopping.
What is the main safety purpose of a correctly adjusted head restraint?Vehicle Safety
A. To help reduce neck injury in a collision Correct
B. To improve steering control
C. To support the seat belt buckle
D. To reduce fuel use
A correctly adjusted restraint helps limit excessive head movement in a collision.
NI theory practice: What is the main safety purpose of a correctly adjusted head restraint?Vehicle Safety
A. To help reduce neck injury in a collision Correct
B. To improve steering control
C. To support the seat belt buckle
D. To reduce fuel use
A correctly adjusted restraint helps limit excessive head movement in a collision.
Test your knowledge: What is the main safety purpose of a correctly adjusted head restraint?Vehicle Safety
A. To help reduce neck injury in a collision Correct
B. To improve steering control
C. To support the seat belt buckle
D. To reduce fuel use
A correctly adjusted restraint helps limit excessive head movement in a collision.
Which answer is safest and correct? What is the main safety purpose of a correctly adjusted head restraint?Vehicle Safety
A. To help reduce neck injury in a collision Correct
B. To improve steering control
C. To support the seat belt buckle
D. To reduce fuel use
A correctly adjusted restraint helps limit excessive head movement in a collision.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: What is the main safety purpose of a correctly adjusted head restraint?Vehicle Safety
A. To help reduce neck injury in a collision Correct
B. To improve steering control
C. To support the seat belt buckle
D. To reduce fuel use
A correctly adjusted restraint helps limit excessive head movement in a collision.
Why should heavy items inside a car be secured?Vehicle Safety
A. They can become dangerous projectiles during sudden braking or a collision Correct
B. They make the speedometer inaccurate
C. They stop the airbags working automatically
D. They always invalidate insurance
Unsecured items can move violently in sudden braking and injure occupants.
NI theory practice: Why should heavy items inside a car be secured?Vehicle Safety
A. They can become dangerous projectiles during sudden braking or a collision Correct
B. They make the speedometer inaccurate
C. They stop the airbags working automatically
D. They always invalidate insurance
Unsecured items can move violently in sudden braking and injure occupants.
Test your knowledge: Why should heavy items inside a car be secured?Vehicle Safety
A. They can become dangerous projectiles during sudden braking or a collision Correct
B. They make the speedometer inaccurate
C. They stop the airbags working automatically
D. They always invalidate insurance
Unsecured items can move violently in sudden braking and injure occupants.
Which answer is safest and correct? Why should heavy items inside a car be secured?Vehicle Safety
A. They can become dangerous projectiles during sudden braking or a collision Correct
B. They make the speedometer inaccurate
C. They stop the airbags working automatically
D. They always invalidate insurance
Unsecured items can move violently in sudden braking and injure occupants.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: Why should heavy items inside a car be secured?Vehicle Safety
A. They can become dangerous projectiles during sudden braking or a collision Correct
B. They make the speedometer inaccurate
C. They stop the airbags working automatically
D. They always invalidate insurance
Unsecured items can move violently in sudden braking and injure occupants.
