Question 491 · Car theory test
What should a driver do when requested to drive a vehicle that they feel is overloaded?
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Correct answer
Refuse to drive the vehicle.
Official explanation
You should not take a vehicle that you believe to be overloaded onto a public road. Overloading is dangerous, as it affects the stability and braking capabilities of the vehicle.
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- Vehicle maintenance
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