Pre-Drive Inspection - Kuwait Driving Theory Test

If you begin your shift without inspecting the brakes

Brake systems must be checked for air leaks, pressure, and responsiveness before each trip to ensure safe stopping.

When you skip checking the tire condition

Tire inflation, wear, and damage must be inspected to avoid hazards, especially under heavy truck loads.

If your lights are not tested before departure

All lights headlights, brake lights, turn signals must be tested to ensure you are visible and can communicate with other drivers.

If you fail to inspect your mirrors and windows

Clean, unbroken mirrors and clear windows are essential for spotting blind spots and maintaining safe awareness.

When you do not check the load security

Loose cargo can cause crashes or road blocks. It is mandatory to secure and double-check load restraints.

If you do not test the horn and wipers

The horn helps avoid accidents, and working wipers are crucial in dust, rain, or sandstorms.

If your emergency equipment is missing or expired

You must carry a fire extinguisher, warning triangles, and first-aid kit in working condition at all times.

When you forget to check the oil and fluid levels

Oil, coolant, and transmission fluids must be topped up and clean to prevent engine damage or breakdowns.

If your air system warning light stays on

Air brakes need stable pressure. If warning lights stay on, your truck may not be safe to operate.

If you fail to inspect the suspension and axles

Springs, shocks, and axles must be free of cracks, leaks, or misalignment to ensure stability.

When your dashboard shows warning lights

Never ignore engine, ABS, or oil lights they indicate potential mechanical issues that require immediate attention.

If your steering wheel feels loose

Steering components must be tight and responsive. Excess play or stiffness signals a problem needing repair.

When the fuel tank cap is not secured

Fuel caps must be tightly sealed and checked to prevent leaks or fumes.

If you ignore checking under the vehicle for leaks

Inspecting for drips or wet spots helps detect leaks in fuel, coolant, oil, or brake lines early before major failures.

If the coupling device between truck and trailer is damaged

Fifth wheels, pins, and latches must be secure and locked before every trip with a semi-trailer.

If your exhaust system is leaking

Inspect for loose clamps, rusted pipes, or holes that may allow emissions to escape unsafely.

If your license plate or stickers are obscured

Visibility of registration, inspection, and insurance stickers is required under Kuwaiti transport laws.

When your battery terminals are corroded

Check that battery connections are tight, clean, and free of acid buildup to ensure power to all systems.

If your seatbelt is damaged or missing

The driver must always use a working seatbelt. A faulty or missing belt violates safety laws and compromises your safety.

When you skip checking trailer brake connections

Ensure the service and emergency brake lines are properly connected and there are no air leaks.