Question 1121 · Truck theory test
Under what circumstances would a driver increase the air pressure in the tyres?
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Correct answer
When taking a journey with additional passengers.
Official explanation
Before starting a journey with extra passengers or loads, drivers should check the air pressure and when they inflate the tyres, they should increase the vehicle’s tyre pressures in accordance with the vehicle manufacturer’s recommended tyre pressure. This information can be found in the vehicle manufacturer’s handbook.
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- Managing risk · Vehicle Safety and Technical Checks
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