Chapter 2-4: Control panel

The ICBC driver’s knowledge test contains a section on the “Control panel,” which evaluates a driver’s ability to identify and understand the dashboard indicators and gauges.

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BC Driving Test - Chapter 2-4: Control panel

1 / 10

Which instrument can you reset at the start of a journey to measure how far you travel on that specific trip?

2 / 10

Which warning light indicates that one or more tires have low air pressure?

3 / 10

Which warning light shows that a turn signal is operating, and both indicators flash when the hazard lights are on?

4 / 10

Which warning light reminds you to release the parking brake, and also indicates a possible brake system problem if it comes on while using the foot brake?

5 / 10

Which gauge/light shows the temperature of the engine coolant and helps you know if the engine is overheating?

6 / 10

What does the tachometer display?

7 / 10

Which warning light indicates there may be a possible fault in the engine, and you should have it checked by a mechanic?

8 / 10

Which gauge displays the total distance the vehicle has travelled since it was manufactured?

9 / 10

Which instrument shows the speed at which the vehicle is travelling?

10 / 10

What does the fuel gauge indicate?

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This section covers essential controls, including the speedometer, fuel gauge, temperature gauge, and various warning lights. Drivers must recognize what each symbol means and know how to respond if a warning light appears, such as the check engine or low oil pressure lights. Understanding the control panel is vital for maintaining vehicle safety and performance. This knowledge helps drivers respond appropriately to issues and is a key component for passing the test in British Columbia.