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“Most car manufacturers are abandoning the rear-wheel drive for the front-wheel drive. The most important reason for this is the inferior roadholding in poor road conditions.” (Driving Licence Book, 19th Edition, page 127)

If a car with rear-wheel drive looses grip, the result can be a severe rear-wheel slide, which means that the back of the car is thrown out in an uncontrollable manner.

If a car with front-wheel drive looses grip, the consequence will often be a deterioration in the steering, but the car stays on course (it is not turned around uncontrollably as in a rear-wheel slide).

Gliding stably (front-wheel drive) is preferable to being forcefully turned around (back-wheel drive).

Useful links:

• Understeering and oversteering (Körkortonline.se)

This is an example of one of the driving theory questions at Körtkortonline.se (also in theory tests in Arabic).

There is also a driving licence book online (2024).

More examples of theory questions:

• Is it suitable to put the car in gear when you have parked and intend to leave the car?
• You intend to turn right into the car park. Which statement is true?
• The time is 19.30 on a Monday. Are you permitted to park in the area where these road signs apply?
• You have parked here at 20.00 on a Tuesday evening. When must you end your parking at the latest?
• You do not have a parking permit. Are you permitted to park at the place where these road signs apply?
• What is the function of ABS brakes?
• When testing the car’s brakes while standing still, how hard should you push the brake pedal down?
• What is likely to be the problem if the brake pedal feels springy when you apply the brake?
• What should you do if the ABS warning light comes on for a moment right when you start the car?
• What is the smallest permitted tread depth on summer tyres in summer conditions?
• What is the smallest permitted tread depth on winter tyres in winter conditions?
• Should you change summer tyres if their tread depth is 2.7 mm?
• Is it permitted to combine non-studded winter tyres with studded tyres?
• When are you required to use winter tyres in winter conditions?
• When are studded tyres forbidden, other than in existing or expected winter road conditions?
• You are driving a regular private car and would like to park here. Which statement is true?
• Do you have an obligation to give way to any vehicles that come from the right at the junction shown at the end of the video?
• At the end of the video, a junction can be seen further ahead. Is it possible that you could have an obligation to give way to intersecting traffic there?
• What is the function of the fuses in the car?
• You are planning to continue to follow this road for several kilometres. Should you change to the right-hand lane at the red arrow?

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