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Vehicle maintenance and pre-trip checksStandalone practice
A warning light indicating a possible brake, airbag or engine fault appears while driving. What should you do?
Correct answer: Read the owner's manual and have the fault checked
Why
Know what the vehicle's warning lights mean. Brake, airbag or engine fault warnings call for the appropriate mechanical check. Follow the owner's instructions, including stopping safely where the warning requires it, rather than continuing until the vehicle fails.
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