Driving an inadequately serviced vehicle would be a cause for inducing accidents or inconvenience to others on the road.

• A. True
• B. Only during daytime
• C. It depends on maintenance history
• D. False

Answer: (D)

Maintaining a vehicle directly affects road safety. When a vehicle is inadequately serviced, critical systems like brakes, tires, lights, steering, and engine reliability can fail or behave unpredictably. That increases the chance of accidents or causing inconvenience to other drivers, such as sudden stops, reduced visibility, or loss of control. Because of this, the statement is true: inadequately serviced vehicles pose real safety risks on the road. The option suggesting otherwise would contradict the clear link between poor maintenance and heightened risk. The idea that it only matters at certain times or depends on history doesn’t fit the general safety principle at play here.