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A fine of up to Rs. 1,000 for the first time and imprisonment for up to 6 months or a fine of up to Rs. In this case, both the owner and the driver can be punished.

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Last Answer : A maximum of 30 days imprisonment or a fine of up to Rs. 300 or both for the first offense. Subsequent to the same offense a maximum of 3 months imprisonment or a fine of up to Rs.500 or ... of the driving license is suspended for one month ( Section 142 of the Motor Vehicles Ordinance , 1983).

Last Answer : Fine up to Rs.2000 ( Section-155 of Motor Vehicles Ordinance , 1983).

Last Answer : A fine of Rs.200 ( Section 150 of the Motor Vehicles Ordinance , 1983).

Last Answer : Maximum 3 months imprisonment or fine up to 1000 rupees or both. Subsequent imprisonment for a maximum of 2 years or a fine of up to Rs.1000 or both for each time and revocation of driving license for a specified period ( Section 144 of the Motor Vehicles Ordinance , 1983).

Last Answer : Maximum 3 months imprisonment or fine up to Rs.2000 or both for first time offense. A maximum of 6 months imprisonment or a fine of up to Rs.5000 or both for the second time or later ( Section 152 of the Motor Vehicles Ordinance , 1983). In this case, both the owner and the driver can be punished.

Last Answer : One rider can be carried on a motorcycle without a driver and both have to wear helmets ( Section 100 of the Motor Vehicles Ordinance , 1983).

Last Answer : : A registered motor vehicle weighing more than 14,500 pounds or 8,590 kg is called a heavy motor vehicle .

Last Answer : : A motor vehicle that has a registered load of more than 6,000 pounds or 2,626 kg but not more than 14,500 pounds or 8,590 kg is called a medium motor vehicle.

Last Answer : : A light motor vehicle is a motor vehicle whose registered load does not exceed 6,000 pounds or 2,626 kg .

Last Answer : A license with which a driver drives a motor vehicle as a salaried employee is called a professional driving license.

Last Answer : Imprisonment for a maximum of 6 months or a fine of up to Rs .

Last Answer : Maximum 4 months imprisonment or fine up to Rs.500 or both ( Section 138 of Motor Vehicles Ordinance , 1983). In this case, both the owner and the driver can be punished.

Last Answer : In the presence of the instructor, it is legal to drive a vehicle with dual system (double steering and brake) by displaying "B" on the front and back.

Last Answer : Brakes work less as the road is slippery during rains. For this reason, as an extra precaution, you should drive at a slower speed (half the normal speed) , so that the brakes can be applied and ... at a slow speed so that the car can be stopped or controlled very easily by applying the brakes .

Last Answer : : People with epilepsy , insanity or madness , night blindness , leprosy , heart disease , excessive alcoholism , deafness and difficulty in controlling arm or leg movement.

Last Answer : 20 years for professional driver and 18 years for amateur driver.

Last Answer : A license that allows a driver to drive motorcycles , light motor vehicles and other motor vehicles (excluding transport vehicles) without being a paid employee is called amateur driving license.

Last Answer : A motor driving license is a valid document issued by the licensing authority for driving a motor vehicle in a public place.

Last Answer : a. Driving license , b. Certificate of Registration (Blue-Book) , c. Textoken , d. Insurance Certificate , e. Fitness Certificate (not applicable to motorcycles) and f. Route permit (not applicable to private passenger vehicles with maximum 6 seats except motorcycle and driver).

Last Answer : Maximum 60 miles per hour for light motor vehicles and motorcycles , maximum 35 miles per hour for medium or heavy passenger motor vehicles and maximum 30 miles per hour for medium or heavy freight motor vehicles.

Last Answer : PSV stands for Public Service Vehicle. In order to operate a hired passenger motor vehicle, every driver has to obtain a PSV license in addition to his / her license.

Last Answer : What is the voltage of the battery used in the car ?

Last Answer : Rust interferes with satisfactory electrical connection and over time rust falls through the terminal and completely destroys the terminal.

Last Answer : Battery capacity decreases and plate can be damaged.

Last Answer : Water level should be checked.

Last Answer : a. Helping to start the engine. B. Providing current to the ignition system of the petrol engine. C. Assist in lighting all types of lights and running meters. D. Helping to sound the horn.

Last Answer : : If the car does not drive for a long time, the tires should be parked in an open place. For a short time, the wheels should be lifted off the ground or ventilated occasionally.

Last Answer : Not all car tires wear out at the same rate due to various reasons. Tire rotation is the process of opening the tires on one side and tilting the front tires to the other side or to put the rear tires on the back to change the position of the tires. This greatly increases the life of the tire.

Last Answer : The exact pressure is determined by the manufacturer depending on the size , type and load carrying capacity of the tire , which is mentioned in the manufacturer's handbook / manual.

Last Answer : It is not good to have high or low tire pressure. If the tire pressure is high, it erodes more in the middle , and if the tire pressure is low, it erodes more on both sides. As a result, the tires are damaged quickly.

Last Answer : a. When changing gears. B. If the car wants to stop or has to stop while braking.

Last Answer : In the upper part of the engine, you have to open the cap on the designated port of the head cover or tap cover and give the mobil.

Last Answer : The bearings may overheat and melt and the piston cylinder may become jammed or clogged.

Last Answer : Due to the accumulation of carbon , corrosive metals , fuel , water, etc. in the engine, the quality of the engine is lost due to prolonged use, so the mobil has to be replaced . According to ... handbook given by the car manufacturer, the mobil has to be changed after running a certain mile / km.

Last Answer : : Mobil's job is to help the various working parts of the engine to rotate or move , to protect against corrosion and to keep the engine parts cool and clean.

Last Answer : Fuel means fuel i.e. petrol , octane , CNG , diesel etc. and oil means lubricating oil or lube oil or mobil.

Last Answer : ( a) Check the spark at the plug point. (B) Check whether the carburetor is running on petrol.

Last Answer : The amount of fuel in the fuel tank can be determined by the fuel gauge.

Last Answer : Maximum fine of Rs.500. Similar motor vehicles or spare parts or accessories may be confiscated (Article 156).

Last Answer : Fine up to Rs. 100 ( Section 139 of the Motor Vehicles Ordinance , 1983).

Last Answer : Toolbox is an electronics box that is kept with the car. Equipment and supplies required for emergency repair of motor vehicles are kept in the toolbox.

Last Answer : Drive only on rear two wheels when driving on good roads. But driving on slippery , muddy roads requires four-wheel drive.

Last Answer : Power is usually supplied from the engine to the rear two wheels of the vehicle. A car with four wheels (front and rear) for special needs is called a four-wheel drive vehicle.

Last Answer : In first gear. This is because the engine needs more power to drive in first gear.

Last Answer : a. Headlights , b. Parklight , c. Breaklight , d. Riverslight e. Indicatorlight , f. Foglight and g. Numberplate light.

Last Answer : a. Speedometer - Shows how fast the car is moving. B. Odometer - Shows how many kilometers or miles the car has been running since its inception. C. Tripmeter - Shows how many kilometers / miles the car ... - shows the temperature of the engine. E. Fuel gauge - shows the amount of fuel in the car.