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If you provide your own car for a NI practical test, what condition must it be in?Vehicle Safety
A. Roadworthy, properly insured and compliant with DVA test requirements Correct
B. Any condition as long as it starts
C. Only taxed; insurance is optional on test day
D. Less than five years old
A candidate-provided vehicle must be roadworthy, insured and meet DVA requirements or the test can be cancelled.
NI theory practice: If you provide your own car for a NI practical test, what condition must it be in?Vehicle Safety
A. Roadworthy, properly insured and compliant with DVA test requirements Correct
B. Any condition as long as it starts
C. Only taxed; insurance is optional on test day
D. Less than five years old
A candidate-provided vehicle must be roadworthy, insured and meet DVA requirements or the test can be cancelled.
Test your knowledge: If you provide your own car for a NI practical test, what condition must it be in?Vehicle Safety
A. Roadworthy, properly insured and compliant with DVA test requirements Correct
B. Any condition as long as it starts
C. Only taxed; insurance is optional on test day
D. Less than five years old
A candidate-provided vehicle must be roadworthy, insured and meet DVA requirements or the test can be cancelled.
Which answer is safest and correct? If you provide your own car for a NI practical test, what condition must it be in?Vehicle Safety
A. Roadworthy, properly insured and compliant with DVA test requirements Correct
B. Any condition as long as it starts
C. Only taxed; insurance is optional on test day
D. Less than five years old
A candidate-provided vehicle must be roadworthy, insured and meet DVA requirements or the test can be cancelled.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: If you provide your own car for a NI practical test, what condition must it be in?Vehicle Safety
A. Roadworthy, properly insured and compliant with DVA test requirements Correct
B. Any condition as long as it starts
C. Only taxed; insurance is optional on test day
D. Less than five years old
A candidate-provided vehicle must be roadworthy, insured and meet DVA requirements or the test can be cancelled.
For a Category B practical test, what must happen to ABS or airbag warning lights once the car is in motion?Vehicle Safety
A. They must be extinguished Correct
B. They may stay on if the brakes feel normal
C. They may flash throughout the test
D. Only the airbag light matters
DVA states that relevant warning lights such as ABS and airbag warnings must be extinguished once the vehicle is in motion.
NI theory practice: For a Category B practical test, what must happen to ABS or airbag warning lights once the car is in motion?Vehicle Safety
A. They must be extinguished Correct
B. They may stay on if the brakes feel normal
C. They may flash throughout the test
D. Only the airbag light matters
DVA states that relevant warning lights such as ABS and airbag warnings must be extinguished once the vehicle is in motion.
Test your knowledge: For a Category B practical test, what must happen to ABS or airbag warning lights once the car is in motion?Vehicle Safety
A. They must be extinguished Correct
B. They may stay on if the brakes feel normal
C. They may flash throughout the test
D. Only the airbag light matters
DVA states that relevant warning lights such as ABS and airbag warnings must be extinguished once the vehicle is in motion.
Which answer is safest and correct? For a Category B practical test, what must happen to ABS or airbag warning lights once the car is in motion?Vehicle Safety
A. They must be extinguished Correct
B. They may stay on if the brakes feel normal
C. They may flash throughout the test
D. Only the airbag light matters
DVA states that relevant warning lights such as ABS and airbag warnings must be extinguished once the vehicle is in motion.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: For a Category B practical test, what must happen to ABS or airbag warning lights once the car is in motion?Vehicle Safety
A. They must be extinguished Correct
B. They may stay on if the brakes feel normal
C. They may flash throughout the test
D. Only the airbag light matters
DVA states that relevant warning lights such as ABS and airbag warnings must be extinguished once the vehicle is in motion.
Which is a DVA requirement for a Category B test car?Vehicle Safety
A. It must have four wheels and a seat belt for the examiner Correct
B. It must be a manual car
C. It must have a diesel engine
D. It must have five doors
Category B test cars must meet specified requirements including four wheels and a seat belt for the examiner.
NI theory practice: Which is a DVA requirement for a Category B test car?Vehicle Safety
A. It must have four wheels and a seat belt for the examiner Correct
B. It must be a manual car
C. It must have a diesel engine
D. It must have five doors
Category B test cars must meet specified requirements including four wheels and a seat belt for the examiner.
Test your knowledge: Which is a DVA requirement for a Category B test car?Vehicle Safety
A. It must have four wheels and a seat belt for the examiner Correct
B. It must be a manual car
C. It must have a diesel engine
D. It must have five doors
Category B test cars must meet specified requirements including four wheels and a seat belt for the examiner.
Which answer is safest and correct? Which is a DVA requirement for a Category B test car?Vehicle Safety
A. It must have four wheels and a seat belt for the examiner Correct
B. It must be a manual car
C. It must have a diesel engine
D. It must have five doors
Category B test cars must meet specified requirements including four wheels and a seat belt for the examiner.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: Which is a DVA requirement for a Category B test car?Vehicle Safety
A. It must have four wheels and a seat belt for the examiner Correct
B. It must be a manual car
C. It must have a diesel engine
D. It must have five doors
Category B test cars must meet specified requirements including four wheels and a seat belt for the examiner.
What must a learner’s test vehicle display for a Category B practical test?Vehicle Safety
A. Clearly visible L plates at the front and rear Correct
B. An R plate only
C. A learner sign inside the rear window only
D. No plate if accompanied by an examiner
DVA requires clearly visible L plates at the front and rear of a learner test vehicle.
NI theory practice: What must a learner’s test vehicle display for a Category B practical test?Vehicle Safety
A. Clearly visible L plates at the front and rear Correct
B. An R plate only
C. A learner sign inside the rear window only
D. No plate if accompanied by an examiner
DVA requires clearly visible L plates at the front and rear of a learner test vehicle.
Test your knowledge: What must a learner’s test vehicle display for a Category B practical test?Vehicle Safety
A. Clearly visible L plates at the front and rear Correct
B. An R plate only
C. A learner sign inside the rear window only
D. No plate if accompanied by an examiner
DVA requires clearly visible L plates at the front and rear of a learner test vehicle.
Which answer is safest and correct? What must a learner’s test vehicle display for a Category B practical test?Vehicle Safety
A. Clearly visible L plates at the front and rear Correct
B. An R plate only
C. A learner sign inside the rear window only
D. No plate if accompanied by an examiner
DVA requires clearly visible L plates at the front and rear of a learner test vehicle.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: What must a learner’s test vehicle display for a Category B practical test?Vehicle Safety
A. Clearly visible L plates at the front and rear Correct
B. An R plate only
C. A learner sign inside the rear window only
D. No plate if accompanied by an examiner
DVA requires clearly visible L plates at the front and rear of a learner test vehicle.
If you need glasses to meet the legal eyesight standard, when must you wear them?Vehicle Safety
A. Whenever you drive or ride, including throughout the test Correct
B. Only during the eyesight check
C. Only at night
D. Only above 30 mph
If corrective lenses are needed to meet the eyesight requirement, they must be worn whenever driving or riding.
NI theory practice: If you need glasses to meet the legal eyesight standard, when must you wear them?Vehicle Safety
A. Whenever you drive or ride, including throughout the test Correct
B. Only during the eyesight check
C. Only at night
D. Only above 30 mph
If corrective lenses are needed to meet the eyesight requirement, they must be worn whenever driving or riding.
Test your knowledge: If you need glasses to meet the legal eyesight standard, when must you wear them?Vehicle Safety
A. Whenever you drive or ride, including throughout the test Correct
B. Only during the eyesight check
C. Only at night
D. Only above 30 mph
If corrective lenses are needed to meet the eyesight requirement, they must be worn whenever driving or riding.
Which answer is safest and correct? If you need glasses to meet the legal eyesight standard, when must you wear them?Vehicle Safety
A. Whenever you drive or ride, including throughout the test Correct
B. Only during the eyesight check
C. Only at night
D. Only above 30 mph
If corrective lenses are needed to meet the eyesight requirement, they must be worn whenever driving or riding.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: If you need glasses to meet the legal eyesight standard, when must you wear them?Vehicle Safety
A. Whenever you drive or ride, including throughout the test Correct
B. Only during the eyesight check
C. Only at night
D. Only above 30 mph
If corrective lenses are needed to meet the eyesight requirement, they must be worn whenever driving or riding.
