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True/false 17 Greece 33 Car controls 109 Dashboard lights 40 Priority rules 9 Pedestrians 19 Cyclists 20 Driving licence 40 Show all 640
Why should you adjust the seat and mirrors correctly before driving?

151. Why should you adjust the seat and mirrors correctly before driving?

To make the steering and pedals easier to operate.
To improve the grip of the tyres.
✓ To maintain good control and a clear view around the vehicle.
To reduce the vehicle's stopping distance.

A correct driving position helps you operate the pedals and steering comfortably and maintain proper control. Correctly adjusted mirrors improve your view around the vehicle and help reduce blind spots. Adjust both before starting your journey.

Adjusting the driving position and mirrors before a journey
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What should you expect when leaving a sheltered area during strong winds?

152. What should you expect when leaving a sheltered area during strong winds?

✓ A sudden gust may affect your vehicle.
The vehicle may automatically slow down.
The road surface may suddenly become more slippery.
Your steering may become lighter.

Buildings, trees, and other obstacles can block wind. When you leave shelter, a sudden gust may push your vehicle.

Vehicle leaving a sheltered stretch of road
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What should you do before rejoining traffic after a breakdown?

153. What should you do before rejoining traffic after a breakdown?

Signal and expect approaching traffic to slow down.
✓ Check all around, signal, and enter only when there is a safe gap.
Pull out as soon as there is enough space for your vehicle.
Enter the lane slowly so other traffic has time to react.

Check mirrors and blind spots, signal clearly, and build up speed safely without causing approaching traffic to brake suddenly.

Vehicle preparing to rejoin traffic after a breakdown
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How should you pass a large vehicle in strong winds?

154. How should you pass a large vehicle in strong winds?

✓ Be prepared for sudden wind changes when passing.
Keep the steering fixed while you move past it.
Use the horn before moving alongside the vehicle.
Stay close beside it to remain sheltered from the wind.

Large vehicles can block wind and then expose you to strong gusts when you pass them.

Vehicle passing a large vehicle in windy conditions
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What should you do if someone is injured in a road collision?

155. What should you do if someone is injured in a road collision?

Give them food or drink while waiting for help.
Move them to a more comfortable position immediately.
Remove a motorcyclist's helmet to check for injuries.
✓ Call for help and avoid moving them unless there is immediate danger.

Moving an injured person can worsen spinal or other injuries. Keep them calm, protect them from further danger, and provide first aid only within your level of training.

Assistance for an injured person after a road collision
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Why should you take regular breaks during a long journey?

156. Why should you take regular breaks during a long journey?

✓ To help prevent fatigue and maintain concentration.
To make the journey feel shorter.
To allow the engine to cool down.
To reduce tyre pressure.

Regular breaks during a long journey help reduce fatigue and maintain concentration. Do not wait until you are struggling to stay awake before stopping to rest.

Driver resting during a long journey
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

157. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

Power-steering warning.
✓ Service or maintenance required.
Charging-system warning.
Engine-management warning.

This symbol indicates that the vehicle requires servicing or maintenance. The exact meaning and required maintenance can vary between vehicles, so check the vehicle information display or owner's manual.

Service reminder symbol on the dashboard
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When should you use rear fog lights?

158. When should you use rear fog lights?

✓ When visibility is seriously reduced by fog or similar conditions.
When driving on high-speed roads at night.
When another vehicle is following closely.
When visibility is slightly reduced.

Rear fog lights are very bright and should only be used when visibility is poor enough to require them.

Rear fog lights used in severely reduced visibility
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Why should you not overtake near the top of a hill?

159. Why should you not overtake near the top of a hill?

Speed limits always decrease near hill crests.
Vehicles ahead always have priority on hills.
Hilltops usually have a slippery road surface.
✓ You may not see oncoming traffic or hidden hazards.

Near the top of a hill, your view ahead is limited. Oncoming vehicles, cyclists, pedestrians, or obstacles may be hidden.

Hill crest hiding the road ahead
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What does Code 96 allow with a category B licence?

160. What does Code 96 allow with a category B licence?

A trailer weighing more than 3,500 kg.
✓ A trailer over 750 kg with a combination over 3,500 and up to 4,250 kg.
A combination weighing more than 4,250 kg.
Any category B vehicle with any trailer.

Code 96 allows a category B vehicle to tow a trailer over 750 kg when the combined maximum authorised mass exceeds 3,500 kg but does not exceed 4,250 kg. Code 96 is not a separate driving licence category.

Car and trailer combination for category B with Code 96
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What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

161. What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

✓ Electric window control.
Window lock.
Child safety lock.
Central door locking.

This control operates the vehicle's electric windows. Pressing or pulling the switch lowers or raises the corresponding window.

Switch for operating an electric window
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Which side is normally used for overtaking in Greece?

162. Which side is normally used for overtaking in Greece?

✓ Left-hand side.
Right-hand side.

Drivers normally overtake on the left-hand side in Greece.

Vehicle overtaking on the left
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How should a passenger normally sit on a motorcycle?

163. How should a passenger normally sit on a motorcycle?

As far back as possible without using the footrests.
✓ Securely on the passenger seat with both feet on the footrests.
With one foot hanging down when travelling slowly.
Standing on the footrests when the road is uneven.

A motorcycle passenger should sit securely on the designated passenger seat, keep both feet on the footrests and avoid sudden movements that could affect the motorcycle's balance and stability.

Passenger seated on a motorcycle with feet on the footrests
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How should you leave a broken-down vehicle when traffic is passing nearby?

164. How should you leave a broken-down vehicle when traffic is passing nearby?

✓ Use the door furthest from moving traffic when it is safe to do so.
Stand beside the vehicle before moving away.
Walk around the vehicle on the traffic side.
Leave through the door nearest moving traffic.

Leaving through the side away from traffic reduces the risk of being struck by a passing vehicle.

Leaving a broken-down vehicle away from passing traffic
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Why can fog make it difficult to judge the speed of other vehicles?

165. Why can fog make it difficult to judge the speed of other vehicles?

Fog causes vehicles to travel at uneven speeds.
Fog makes road markings appear closer together.
Fog changes the way mirrors show moving vehicles.
✓ Limited visibility makes distances and movement harder to estimate.

Fog reduces visual information, making it harder to judge how far away another vehicle is and how quickly it is approaching.

Other traffic partly obscured by fog
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Which passenger vehicles are covered by driving licence D1?

166. Which passenger vehicles are covered by driving licence D1?

✓ Minibuses for up to 16 passengers and no longer than 8 m.
Buses designed for any number of passengers.
Minibuses of any length.
Goods vehicles up to 7,500 kg.

Category D1 covers vehicles designed to carry no more than 16 passengers in addition to the driver and with a maximum length of 8 metres. A trailer up to 750 kg may be towed.

Minibus covered by category D1
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What should you do if it is unsafe to leave a stranded vehicle?

167. What should you do if it is unsafe to leave a stranded vehicle?

Try to push the vehicle out of the traffic lane.
✓ Stay inside, use hazard lights, and call the emergency services.
Leave the vehicle and wait beside it for help.
Walk along the road to find assistance.

If leaving the vehicle would put you in greater danger, remain restrained, make the vehicle visible, contact the emergency services, and follow their instructions.

Vehicle stranded among moving traffic
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

168. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

✓ Anti-lock braking system warning.
Brake-pad wear warning.
Parking brake applied.
Electronic stability control.

This symbol indicates a possible fault with the anti-lock braking system (ABS). Normal braking may still be available, but ABS may not operate during heavy braking, so the system should be checked.

Anti-lock braking system warning symbol on the dashboard
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What should you do at a railway crossing without barriers?

169. What should you do at a railway crossing without barriers?

Cross quickly if you cannot see a train.
✓ Stop if required, check carefully, and cross only when safe.
Maintain your speed if the tracks look clear.
Stop only if you hear a train approaching.

Approach railway crossings carefully, obey any requirement to stop and any warning signals or barriers, and cross only when it is safe.

Railway crossing without barriers
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What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

170. What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

✓ Horn.
Headlight flash.
Hazard warning lights.
Cruise control.

This symbol indicates the horn control. The horn is used to warn other road users of your presence when necessary.

Vehicle horn control and symbol
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How does higher speed affect a vehicle's stopping distance?

171. How does higher speed affect a vehicle's stopping distance?

It affects reaction distance but not braking distance.
It affects braking distance only on wet roads.
It has no effect if the brakes are in good condition.
✓ It increases the distance needed to stop.

As speed increases, the vehicle travels farther while the driver reacts and requires more distance to brake. This means the total stopping distance increases significantly as speed rises.

Vehicle speed and the distance needed to stop
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What should you do if you smell fuel or see fuel leaking from your vehicle?

172. What should you do if you smell fuel or see fuel leaking from your vehicle?

Drive slowly to the nearest fuel station.
✓ Stop, switch off the engine, avoid flames or sparks, and call for assistance.
Ignore a small leak if the fuel level remains stable.
Restart the engine to check whether the leak continues.

Leaking fuel creates a serious fire risk. Keep people away, do not restart the engine, and arrange professional assistance.

Fuel leaking from a vehicle
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What is the button on a seat-belt buckle used for?

173. What is the button on a seat-belt buckle used for?

To lock the seat in position.
To adjust the belt height.
To tighten the shoulder belt.
✓ To release the seat belt.

Pressing the button on the seat-belt buckle releases the latch so the belt can be unfastened. Keep the seat belt fastened whenever required while the vehicle is moving.

Release button on a seat-belt buckle
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What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

174. What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

Fuel-filler flap release.
Central door locking.
✓ Bonnet release.
Boot release.

This control releases the bonnet so that it can be opened. A secondary safety catch under the bonnet normally has to be released before it can be fully raised.

Bonnet-release control and symbol
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What does the intermittent wiper interval control adjust?

175. What does the intermittent wiper interval control adjust?

The brightness of the dashboard.
✓ The time between wiper sweeps.
The amount of washer fluid sprayed.
The speed of the rear wiper.

The intermittent wiper interval control adjusts the time between windscreen-wiper sweeps, allowing the driver to match the wiping frequency to light rain or spray.

Interval adjustment for intermittent windscreen wiping
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What should cyclists do after a collision or hard fall?

176. What should cyclists do after a collision or hard fall?

Continue if you feel fine and the bicycle looks normal.
Test the bicycle by riding it before checking for damage.
✓ Check yourself and inspect the bicycle before riding again.
Check only the parts that were directly involved in the fall.

A fall can damage the brakes, wheels, frame, handlebars, or helmet. Injuries may also not be immediately obvious.

Checking a bicycle after a fall or collision
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How can the parking brake help when moving off uphill?

177. How can the parking brake help when moving off uphill?

It selects a lower gear automatically.
It releases the clutch.
✓ It can prevent the vehicle from rolling backwards.
It increases engine power.

When moving off uphill, the parking brake can hold the vehicle stationary while you prepare to move. Release it smoothly once the clutch reaches the biting point and sufficient power is applied.

Parking-brake control during an uphill start
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What should you do before a long journey to reduce the risk of driver fatigue?

178. What should you do before a long journey to reduce the risk of driver fatigue?

Plan to drive through the night.
Keep the cabin as warm as possible.
✓ Get enough sleep before starting the journey.
Drink several energy drinks before leaving.

Getting enough sleep before a long journey helps reduce the risk of driver fatigue. Plan breaks in advance and avoid starting a long drive when you are already tired.

Rest and preparation before a long drive
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What should you do if the accelerator becomes stuck while you are driving?

179. What should you do if the accelerator becomes stuck while you are driving?

Switch off the engine immediately before selecting neutral.
Press the accelerator harder to try to free it.
Apply the parking brake sharply while moving.
✓ Select neutral, brake firmly, and steer to a safe stopping place.

Selecting neutral disconnects engine power from the wheels. Brake firmly, maintain steering control, and switch off the engine after stopping safely.

Stuck accelerator pedal in a vehicle
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What is the minimum age for riding a moped in Greece?

180. What is the minimum age for riding a moped in Greece?

14 years.
15 years.
✓ 16 years.
18 years.

The minimum age for riding a moped in Greece is generally 16 years.

Minimum age for riding a moped
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What should you do if illness affects your ability to drive safely?

181. What should you do if illness affects your ability to drive safely?

✓ Do not drive until you are fit to do so.
Drive only if the journey is short.
Drive slowly and avoid busy roads.
Ask a passenger to watch the road for you.

Illness can reduce concentration, alertness, coordination, or reaction time. If you do not feel fit to drive safely, postpone the journey or use another form of transport.

Driver feeling unwell before a journey
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Why should you not rely only on a reversing camera?

182. Why should you not rely only on a reversing camera?

✓ It may not show everything around the vehicle.
It guarantees that the path behind is clear.
It makes mirrors unnecessary when reversing.
It shows every blind spot around the vehicle.

Reversing cameras can help, but they may have blind spots and limited coverage. Always check your mirrors and surroundings, look around where possible, and reverse slowly.

Reversing-camera display inside a vehicle
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Which vehicle combination is covered by driving licence CE?

183. Which vehicle combination is covered by driving licence CE?

✓ A category C vehicle with a trailer over 750 kg.
A category D bus with a heavy trailer.
A C1 vehicle without a trailer.
A category C vehicle with a trailer up to 750 kg.

Category CE covers combinations consisting of a category C towing vehicle and a trailer or semi-trailer with a maximum authorised mass above 750 kg.

Heavy goods vehicle and trailer covered by category CE
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Which selector position is used for normal forward driving?

184. Which selector position is used for normal forward driving?

P (Park).
✓ D (Drive).
R (Reverse).
N (Neutral).

Select D (Drive) for normal forward driving in a vehicle with an automatic transmission. The transmission then selects the appropriate gear automatically.

Automatic gear selector with P, R, N and D positions
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When should a passenger get on or off a motorcycle?

185. When should a passenger get on or off a motorcycle?

✓ When the motorcycle is stationary and the rider is ready.
While the motorcycle is moving slowly.
Whenever the passenger feels ready.
As soon as the engine has been started.

A passenger getting on or off can shift the motorcycle's balance suddenly. The motorcycle should be stationary and stable, and the passenger should wait until the rider is ready and prepared to support the extra movement.

Passenger getting onto a stationary motorcycle
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Why should you avoid placing objects on or over an airbag cover?

186. Why should you avoid placing objects on or over an airbag cover?

They could prevent the seat belt from locking.
They could cause the airbag warning light to stay on.
They could make the dashboard harder to clean.
✓ They could interfere with deployment and become dangerous projectiles.

Do not place or attach objects over an airbag cover or in an airbag's deployment area. They may interfere with the airbag as it inflates and could be thrown towards occupants when the airbag deploys.

Objects placed over a vehicle's airbag cover
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What should you do before overtaking another vehicle?

187. What should you do before overtaking another vehicle?

Drive close behind before starting the overtake.
Overtake whenever the vehicle ahead is moving slowly.
Signal and expect other traffic to make room.
✓ Make sure it is safe and allowed.

Before overtaking, check the road, mirrors, blind spots, signs, and markings, use your indicator, and only overtake when it is safe and permitted.

Vehicle preparing to overtake another vehicle
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What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

188. What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

Windscreen washer.
Rear window demister.
✓ Rear window wiper.
Windscreen wiper.

This symbol controls the rear window wiper. Depending on the vehicle, the same control may also operate the rear-window washer.

Rear-window wiper control and symbol
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What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

189. What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

✓ Windscreen washer.
Windscreen wiper speed.
Air recirculation.
Front windscreen demister.

This symbol indicates the windscreen washer. Operating the control sprays washer fluid onto the windscreen and normally activates the wipers to help clean the glass.

Windscreen-washer control and spray symbol
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What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

190. What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

✓ Window lock.
Central door locking.
Electric window control.
Mirror adjustment.

This control activates the window lock, which normally prevents passengers from operating their electric windows while leaving control with the driver.

Lock switch for passenger window controls
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It is safe to look at your phone briefly while driving.

191. It is safe to look at your phone briefly while driving.

True.
✓ False.

Using your phone while driving is distracting and dangerous, even for a very short moment.

Driver glancing at a phone while driving
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What should happen after an airbag has deployed?

192. What should happen after an airbag has deployed?

The airbag can be removed and the vehicle used normally.
The airbag can be reused if it is not torn.
Only the airbag warning light needs to be reset.
✓ The restraint system should be professionally inspected and repaired.

A deployed airbag is a single-use safety component. After deployment, the restraint system should be professionally inspected and the airbag and any other affected components replaced or repaired as required before the system is relied upon again.

Deployed airbag inside a vehicle
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What should you do if spray from other vehicles makes it hard to see?

193. What should you do if spray from other vehicles makes it hard to see?

Use main beam so the spray is easier to see through.
Move closer to the vehicle ahead for guidance.
Change lanes immediately to find a clearer view.
✓ Slow down and increase following distance.

Spray can seriously reduce visibility. Slowing down and increasing your distance gives you more time and a clearer view.

Road spray from a vehicle ahead
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Why should you slow down near schools or playgrounds?

194. Why should you slow down near schools or playgrounds?

✓ Children may behave unpredictably.
School zones are closed to normal traffic.
Children always have priority near schools.
Children are easier to see when you drive slowly.

Children may suddenly cross the road or move unexpectedly, so drivers should slow down and stay alert near schools and playgrounds.

Vehicle approaching a school or playground area
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Does driving at the speed limit always mean your speed is safe?

195. Does driving at the speed limit always mean your speed is safe?

Yes, the speed limit is always the safest speed.
Yes, if your vehicle is in good condition.
✓ No, you may need to drive more slowly for the conditions.
Only when driving outside built-up areas.

A speed limit is a maximum permitted speed, not a target. You may need to drive more slowly because of traffic, poor visibility, weather, road conditions, pedestrians, cyclists, or other hazards.

Speed-limit sign and changing road conditions
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What should cyclists do when cycling downhill?

196. What should cyclists do when cycling downhill?

✓ Control your speed and keep both hands ready to brake.
Brake as late as possible before bends.
Look only at the road directly in front of you.
Let the bicycle gain speed while the road ahead is clear.

Higher speed increases stopping distance and reduces reaction time. Maintain a speed that allows you to stop safely.

Cyclist riding down a hill
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

197. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

Parking assistance.
Automatic emergency braking.
Adaptive cruise control.
✓ Lane-departure warning.

This symbol relates to the lane-departure warning or lane-keeping system. The system monitors the vehicle's position within its lane and may warn the driver if the vehicle begins to leave the lane unintentionally.

Lane-departure warning symbol on the dashboard
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

198. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

Engine coolant is too cold.
✓ Risk of icy road conditions.
The windscreen is frozen.
Winter tyres are fitted.

This symbol warns that the outside temperature is low enough for ice to form. Road surfaces, especially bridges and shaded areas, may be slippery even when they appear clear.

Icy-road warning symbol on the dashboard
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What should you do if the windscreen becomes damaged while driving?

199. What should you do if the windscreen becomes damaged while driving?

✓ Reduce speed and stop safely if your view is affected.
Drive faster to reach a safe place sooner.
Rely on the mirrors instead of the windscreen.
Continue driving if you can still see part of the road.

Severe damage can obstruct your view and weaken the glass. Do not continue if you cannot see the road clearly.

Damaged windscreen affecting the driver's view
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Why should you avoid parking a petrol or diesel vehicle on dry grass?

200. Why should you avoid parking a petrol or diesel vehicle on dry grass?

✓ Hot exhaust components could ignite the vegetation.
The tyres could lose pressure more quickly.
The grass could prevent the parking brake from holding.
The grass could block the vehicle's ventilation system.

Parts of the exhaust system, especially the catalytic converter, can become very hot while driving. Parking over dry grass, leaves, or other combustible vegetation can create a fire risk. Park on a suitable non-flammable surface whenever possible.

Vehicle exhaust close to dry grass
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