About Required lighting and the MOT (APK): which statement is correct?
- With an expired MOT (APK), only the owner or keeper is liable, not the driver.
- ✓ Two brake lights ARE required for passenger cars, just like the reflectors.
- In fog you switch to full beam, because that gives more visibility.
- A fire extinguisher and a first-aid kit are legally required in the car.
Correct answer: Two brake lights ARE required for passenger cars, just like the reflectors.
Explanation
Two brake lights ARE required for passenger cars, just like the reflectors. Only the fire extinguisher is missing from the requirements list
Why learners get this wrong
- Besides the owner/keeper, the driver is ALSO liable, as soon as the motor vehicle is actually driven on the road. Two liable parties at once, not one
- By day with seriously impaired visibility (such as fog) dipped headlights are required, not full beam. Full beam is moreover forbidden when meeting or following other traffic
- The passenger-car requirements name no fire extinguisher and no first-aid kit. Both are sensible, neither is an inspection requirement
Topic: Required lighting and the MOT (APK)
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