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Vehicle setup, restraints and controlsStandalone practice
In a vehicle with an ignition position labelled LOCK, why must you not select it while the vehicle is moving?
Correct answer: The steering can lock, so you could lose steering control
Why
Know the ignition positions in the vehicle you drive. Selecting LOCK while moving can cause the steering to lock when you try to turn, so leave that position for the appropriate parked condition described in the owner's manual.
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