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Nova Scotia Class 7 Practice Test
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Vehicle Safety, Documents & TowingStandalone practice
What precautions are needed when one vehicle tows another?
Correct answer: Secure the connection and use warning signals or emergency flashers.
Why
A professional towing service is the recommended way to move a disabled vehicle. If a suitable vehicle-to-vehicle tow is undertaken, the connection must be secure and the required warnings visible. Do not tow a vehicle with power steering or power brakes if its engine cannot run, as the handbook warns. Follow the vehicle manufacturer’s towing instructions.
Verified against Nova Scotia Driver’s Handbook, chapter-4 · Safety · p. 27
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