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In a vehicle with a keyed ignition and steering-lock position, why must you not turn the key to LOCK while moving?
Correct answer: The steering can lock, leaving you unable to guide the vehicle.
Why
The lock position can disable steering control while the vehicle is still moving, creating an immediate crash risk.
Verified against What Every Driver Must Know · Ignition key positions · p. 80
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