Question 513 · Car theory test
Is a driver allowed to use rebated green diesel fuel in a car on a public road?
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Correct answer
Green diesel may never be used in a car.
Official explanation
If, in its normal use, a vehicle is used on a public road, it must use unmarked white diesel as the appropriate excise duties are included in the purchase price. Drivers can be prosecuted for using green diesel in a vehicle on a public road.
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- Vehicle maintenance
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