Checks you make yourself, and regular maintenance
MTO Driver’s Handbook: Your Vehicle, Driver Habits; Regular Maintenance
Driver habits are the checks you can make whenever you drive. If you identify any concerns or deficiencies, further investigation or actions, including inspection and repair by a qualified mechanic, should be considered. The vehicle owner's manual usually explains what to look for and how to deal with minor problems.
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Practice questions on this card
- ON-401What does the handbook say about driving a vehicle in dangerous condition?
- ON-402When may a police officer or Ministry of Transportation inspector examine your vehicle?
- ON-403When you walk up to your vehicle, which condition should you check for?
- ON-404Sitting in the driver's seat before starting off, what should the dashboard warning lights do?
- ON-405While driving, which noise should make you alert to a problem?
- ON-406Before an extended trip, when should you check the oil and coolant levels under the hood?
- ON-407How is the schedule for regular maintenance normally set?