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Pre-drive checks
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Question 1
Who is responsible for making sure a vehicle is roadworthy before a journey begins?
- A The vehicle operator; it is not the driver's concern
- B The driver, who must satisfy themselves about the technical condition before setting off
- C The testing station that issued the last inspection report
Before starting any journey, the driver is obliged to make sure that the vehicle they are driving is roadworthy.
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Question 2
How often should a basic visual check of the vehicle be carried out?
- A Only before the roadworthiness test
- B Once a week, and always before a long journey
- C Once a year, when the oil is changed
- D Only when changing between summer and winter tyres
A quick visual check is recommended roughly once a week and always before a long journey.
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Question 3
Which of the following is NOT part of the basic checks before a journey?
- A Checking the tread depth of the tyres
- B Checking that all exterior lights work
- C Removing and measuring the brake discs
- D Checking the engine oil level
Removing and measuring brake discs is a specialist workshop job, not a check the driver carries out before a journey.
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