This sign means 
What is road narrows
What movie is this car from?

What is Back to The Future
What is the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for P1 and P2 drivers in Victoria?
0.00 BAC
What warning light on the dashboard indicates that the engine may have a problem?
The Check Engine Light (also called the Malfunction Indicator Light)

Your tyre pressure warning light comes on. What should you do first?

Safely stop when possible and check all tyre pressures. Inflate tyres to the manufacturer's recommended pressure and inspect for punctures or damage.

What is this sign commonly called

What is a hook turn sign
Which manufacturer makes this "Barbie" car?

What is Suzuki
What is the rule for P plater's use of mobile phones while driving, even for navigation?
P1 and P2 drivers cannot use a mobile phone while driving, including for calls, texting, music or navigation.

What is the purpose of engine oil, and what could happen if a car runs low on oil?
Engine oil lubricates moving parts and reduces wear. Running low on oil can cause engine damage or failure.

How often should most cars be serviced?

Most cars should be serviced every 10,000–15,000 km or every 12 months, whichever comes first. Always follow the manufacturer's service schedule.

What do you think this sign means (only found in NSW)

What is stop here if traffic lights are not operating
What TV series was this car seen in?

What is the Beverly Hillbillies
If the speed limit is 110 km/h, how fast may a Victorian P-plate driver legally travel?
110 km/h. P-plate drivers must obey the posted speed limit and cannot exceed it.
A driver notices that the steering wheel is shaking while driving at highway speeds. What is one likely cause?
Wheel imbalance, worn tyres, or damaged suspension components.

What is the most common maintenance task performed during a routine car service?
Changing the engine oil and oil filter.

What is jokingly refered to as the most ignored sign in Australia
What is

What is the brand of car that is considered the most stolen vehicle in Victoria
What is Holden
A 19-year-old P1 driver wants to drive four friends aged 17–20 home at 11:30 pm. Is this allowed?
P1 drivers under 21 cannot carry more than one passenger aged 16–21 between 11 pm and 5 am, unless an exemption applies.
A car's temperature gauge is in the red zone and steam is coming from under the bonnet. What mechanical problem is likely occurring, and what should the driver do?
The engine is overheating. The driver should safely pull over, switch off the engine, and allow it to cool before checking coolant levels.
Name four items that a mechanic would commonly inspect during a standard vehicle service.

What does this sign mean

What is historical battlefield
This famous car was in the original Mad Max movies. What is the model of car (Australian designed) that this car is based on?
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What is Holden Monaro
How many demerit points can a Victorian P-plate driver have before they risk losing their licence? Does the limit differ between a Red P (P1) and Green P (P2) driver?
Both Red P (P1) and Green P (P2) drivers can accumulate a maximum of 4 demerit points in a 12-month period before reaching the limit. If they get 5 or more demerit points within 12 months, or 12 or more points within 3 years, they may face a licence suspension
A vehicle makes a grinding noise when braking and takes longer to stop than usual. What is the most likely problem, and why is it dangerous?
The brake pads may be severely worn, causing metal-to-metal contact. This reduces braking effectiveness and can lead to brake failure or expensive damage to the brake discs.
A vehicle manufacturer recommends a major service every 100,000 km. What additional items might be checked or replaced compared with a regular service?
