How would a driver know that a brake-light bulb is not working?
- A They would notice the brake pedal getting softer under pressure.
- B They would notice the brake pedal become firmer under pressure.
- C By standing at the rear of the vehicle and getting another person to turn on side lights.
- D By standing at the rear of the vehicle and checking as another person presses the brake pedal.
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Correct answer: By standing at the rear of the vehicle and checking as another person presses the brake pedal..
In order for a driver to know that the rear brake lights are working correctly; they should stand at the rear of the vehicle and check that the brake lights come on while another person presses the brakes.
In order for a driver to know that the rear brake lights are working correctly; they should stand at the rear of the vehicle and check that the brake lights come on while another person presses the brakes.