Question 384 · Car theory test
If a driver notices that structural parts of their vehicle's body have been affected by rust, what should they do?
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Correct answer
Have it repaired by a competent repair shop.
Official explanation
Over time, vehicles may become affected by rust to various degrees. Drivers should inspect their vehicles periodically, and if they find signs of rust, they should have it assessed and repaired if necessary to prevent further deterioration. A weakened vehicle structure may have serious consequences in the event of a collision.
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