Question 1401 · Truck theory test
With regard to vehicle checks, which of the following should the driver check when on-the-road?
Pick an answer to test yourself.
Correct answer
The ABS or EBS lights do not remain on.
Official explanation
Once on the road, there are some ongoing checks the driver should make in the first few kilometres. One of these checks is to ensure that the ABS or EBS lights do not remain on after their check sequence is complete, as this may indicate a fault in the system.
- Topic
- Managing risk · Vehicle Safety and Technical Checks
- Also in
- This question also appears in the bus theory test.
Practise this topic in the app
Free demo questions for every topic, progress saved, a full mock exam in the official format.
Got it wrong, or had to think? That is one of 909 questions the truck theory test can draw from. Sit the truck mock exam in the official format (100 questions, 120 minutes, pass mark 74) and see how many more you would miss.
Related questions
- What should a driver be aware of when gaining access to the top of a tanker?
What does this light mean?- What can an increase in the average fuel consumption mean?
- How does air suspension affect a vehicle’s carrying capacity, compared to that of a vehicle with conventional suspension?
- Why is it important to ensure that the vehicle headlights are correctly aligned?
- What effect does carrying a load have on a vehicle’s braking ability?