Choose an answer to see straight away whether it is right, and why. Read the rule first if you need to.
Which of these is not allowed on a private car's windows?
Following the Supreme Court's 2012 judgment in Avishek Goenka, no film of any kind may be applied to windscreens or windows. Only factory-fitted glass meeting the light-transmission limits is allowed.
Avishek Goenka v. Union of India (2012); CMVR Rule 100
Answer C. Following the Supreme Court's 2012 judgment in Avishek Goenka, no film of any kind may be applied to windscreens or windows. Only factory-fitted glass meeting the light-transmission limits is allowed.
Which documents must your car have valid at all times?
A vehicle must be registered, have at least third-party insurance and hold a valid Pollution Under Control certificate. They may be carried on paper or in DigiLocker/mParivahan.
MV Act ss.39, 146, 190(2); Reg. 38
Answer C. A vehicle must be registered, have at least third-party insurance and hold a valid Pollution Under Control certificate. They may be carried on paper or in DigiLocker/mParivahan.
What is the maximum fine for driving without a valid pollution (PUC) certificate?
Section 190(2) allows a fine of up to ₹10,000 and/or up to 3 months in prison, and a 3-month licence disqualification.
MV Act s.190(2)
Answer C. Section 190(2) allows a fine of up to ₹10,000 and/or up to 3 months in prison, and a 3-month licence disqualification.
When should you check tyre pressures?
Check at least every two weeks and before long trips, using the manufacturer's figures, not the maximum on the tyre wall.
Answer B. Check at least every two weeks and before long trips, using the manufacturer's figures, not the maximum on the tyre wall.
A defect appears in your vehicle while driving that could endanger others. What should you do?
Regulation 5(15) requires you to get the vehicle off the road as quickly as possible.
Driving Regulations 2017, Reg. 5(15)
Answer D. Regulation 5(15) requires you to get the vehicle off the road as quickly as possible.
May you add your name or a slogan to your number plate?
Regulation 36 requires plates to be clearly visible and unobstructed with no extra markings.
Driving Regulations 2017, Reg. 36
Answer B. Regulation 36 requires plates to be clearly visible and unobstructed with no extra markings.
Which of these modifications needs approval and an endorsement on the registration certificate?
Section 52 prohibits altering a vehicle so its particulars differ from the registration, except as the rules allow (e.g. an approved CNG kit).
MV Act s.52
Answer A. Section 52 prohibits altering a vehicle so its particulars differ from the registration, except as the rules allow (e.g. an approved CNG kit).
What is the penalty for driving an uninsured vehicle (first offence)?
Third-party insurance is compulsory. A repeat offence carries ₹4,000.
MV Act ss.146, 196
Answer D. Third-party insurance is compulsory. A repeat offence carries ₹4,000.
Your tyres have good tread but are about eight years old. What should you do?
Have tyres more than about six years old inspected, even with good tread.
Answer D. Have tyres more than about six years old inspected, even with good tread.
What does a soft or sinking brake pedal mean?
Squealing, grinding, a soft pedal, pulling to one side or a warning light all need immediate inspection.
Answer A. Squealing, grinding, a soft pedal, pulling to one side or a warning light all need immediate inspection.