Question 476 · Car theory test
Generally, what lighting must a car, tractor or works vehicle have when driving?
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Correct answer
Headlights, front and rear side lights, rear number plate light, red rear reflectors, brake lights, and indicators.
Official explanation
In general, all cars, tractors, and works vehicles are required by law to have headlights, front and rear side lights, rear number plate light, rear reflectors, brake lights, and indicators. There are some exceptions to this, such as electric cars with a maximum speed of 38 km/h.
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- Vehicle maintenance
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