Revision question · Vehicle condition

The self-test has finished but a fault-warning lamp that should have gone out remains lit. What should you do?

Revision material from the imported DVSA bank includes source-checked Lanekind learning corrections. These corrections are not newly issued official examination questions, and practice does not reproduce a live test paper.

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Report the fault when you return

Have the fault checked before setting off

Have the fault checked at the next service

Ignore it until the fault shows up

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Have the fault checked before setting offThis was the right answer

Investigate the indicated fault before setting off. Some lamps legitimately remain on for normal selected functions, so use the handbook’s sequence rather than treating every lit indicator as a fault. Do not drive with an unresolved dangerous defect.

Reviewed reading for this question

Do not move with unsafe brake-air pressureReviewed guidance summary · The corrected warning prompts specify a brake-air warning or an unresolved fault, not every harmless dashboard indicator.

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