A policeman may stop a vehicle and have it checked:
- After the vehicle involuntarily swerved from its lane.
- Correct answer: Due to the level of pollution emitted from the vehicle’s engine.
- If he wants to esure that the vehicle’s oil consumption corresponds to the vehicle manufacturer’s manual.
- If he wants to ensure that the vehicle’s fuel consumption corresponds to the vehicle manufacturer’s manual.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: Due to the level of pollution emitted from the vehicle’s engine.
A policeman may stop a vehicle and have it checked because of the level of pollution emitted from the vehicle's engine, for example when heavy smoke comes out of the exhaust. Such pollution harms public health and the environment. Wanting to ensure that fuel or oil consumption corresponds to the manufacturer's data is not a reason to stop a vehicle for a check.