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Traffic signs
Traffic rules
Norway
True/false 17 Norway 30 Car controls 109 Dashboard lights 40 Priority rules 9 Pedestrians 19 Cyclists 20 Driving licence 40 Show all 637
What should you do when the road is covered with snow or ice?

251. What should you do when the road is covered with snow or ice?

Brake firmly in bends to keep control.
Follow other vehicles closely in their tyre tracks.
Use quick steering movements if the vehicle starts to slide.
✓ Reduce speed, increase following distance, and drive gently.

Snow and ice greatly reduce tyre grip. Lower speed, extra distance, and gentle steering, braking, and acceleration help maintain control.

Vehicle travelling on a snow-covered road
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What does a green traffic light mean?

252. What does a green traffic light mean?

You may turn in any direction without checking the signs.
You must proceed as soon as the light turns green.
✓ You may proceed if it is safe.
You may enter even if traffic is blocking the junction.

A green light allows you to continue, but you must still watch for pedestrians, cyclists, and other road users.

Green traffic light at a junction
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What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

253. What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

Rear window demister.
Fresh-air ventilation.
Front windscreen demister.
✓ Air recirculation.

This symbol activates air recirculation, which reduces the amount of outside air entering the vehicle and recirculates air already inside the cabin. It can be useful when driving through polluted air or when cooling the interior quickly.

Cabin air-recirculation control and symbol
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How should the interior rear-view mirror be adjusted?

254. How should the interior rear-view mirror be adjusted?

✓ To give a clear view through the rear window.
To show the driver's face.
To show mainly the rear seats.
To point towards the left door mirror.

Adjust the interior rear-view mirror before driving so that you have a clear view through the rear window without needing to move your head significantly.

Adjusting the interior rear-view mirror
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What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

255. What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

Headlight flash.
Parking assistance.
Cruise control.
✓ Horn.

This symbol indicates the horn control. The horn is used to warn other road users of your presence when necessary.

Vehicle horn control and symbol
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Why should you avoid removing the coolant cap while the engine is hot?

256. Why should you avoid removing the coolant cap while the engine is hot?

✓ Pressurised hot coolant may escape and cause serious burns.
The cooling fan could stop working.
The coolant level may become harder to read.
Opening it can reduce the engine oil pressure.

A hot cooling system may remain under pressure. Allow the engine to cool and follow the manufacturer's instructions before checking or adding coolant.

Coolant cap and the risk of hot pressurised coolant
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What should you do if another vehicle is tailgating you?

257. What should you do if another vehicle is tailgating you?

Speed up to create more space behind you.
Move toward the centre to discourage them from passing.
Reduce the gap ahead so they cannot move into it.
✓ Stay calm and increase your safety margin ahead.

If someone follows too closely, avoid sudden actions. Keeping more space in front gives you more time to brake gently if needed. If it is safe, allow the tailgating vehicle to pass.

Following vehicle visible close behind
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Why should you avoid keeping the clutch pedal pressed while driving?

258. Why should you avoid keeping the clutch pedal pressed while driving?

It increases tyre pressure.
It applies the parking brake.
It locks the steering.
✓ It reduces engine braking and vehicle control.

Keeping the clutch pedal pressed while the vehicle is moving disconnects the engine from the transmission. This reduces engine braking and can reduce your control of the vehicle.

Clutch held down while a vehicle is moving
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What should you do before a long journey to reduce the risk of driver fatigue?

259. What should you do before a long journey to reduce the risk of driver fatigue?

✓ Get enough sleep before starting the journey.
Keep the cabin as warm as possible.
Avoid taking any breaks until you feel tired.
Drink several energy drinks before leaving.

Getting enough sleep before a long journey helps reduce the risk of driver fatigue. Plan breaks in advance and avoid starting a long drive when you are already tired.

Rest and preparation before a long drive
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What should you do after hitting a deep pothole hard?

260. What should you do after hitting a deep pothole hard?

Continue driving normally if the tyre still looks inflated.
Increase speed to see whether the steering remains stable.
✓ Check for tyre or wheel damage when it is safe to stop.
Reduce the tyre pressure to absorb further bumps.

A hard impact with a pothole can damage tyres, wheel rims, steering, suspension, or wheel alignment. When it is safe to stop, inspect the tyres and wheels and pay attention to unusual vibration, pulling, or steering changes. Have the vehicle checked if you suspect damage.

Checking a tyre and wheel after hitting a pothole
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What may happen if you release the clutch too quickly when moving off?

261. What may happen if you release the clutch too quickly when moving off?

The parking brake may engage.
The steering may lock.
The headlights may switch off.
✓ The engine may stall.

Releasing the clutch pedal too quickly when moving off can cause the engine to stall. Release the clutch smoothly through the biting point while applying the accelerator progressively.

Clutch release and engine stalling when moving off
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Which vehicle combination is covered by driving licence BE?

262. Which vehicle combination is covered by driving licence BE?

A category C vehicle with a heavy trailer.
A category B vehicle with any trailer.
✓ A category B vehicle with a trailer up to 3,500 kg.
A goods vehicle up to 7,500 kg.

Category BE covers combinations consisting of a category B towing vehicle and a trailer or semi-trailer with a maximum authorised mass of no more than 3,500 kg. Lighter combinations may already be covered by category B.

Car and trailer covered by category BE
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What should you avoid if your vehicle loses grip on a wet road?

263. What should you avoid if your vehicle loses grip on a wet road?

Holding the steering wheel firmly.
✓ Sudden braking or sharp steering.
Keeping your movements smooth and controlled.
Looking ahead and staying alert.

Abrupt inputs can upset the vehicle further. Smooth control gives the tyres a better chance to regain grip.

Vehicle losing grip on a wet road
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What should you do when your view is blocked at a junction?

264. What should you do when your view is blocked at a junction?

Look only in the direction traffic normally comes from.
Sound your horn and enter the junction.
Follow the vehicle ahead without checking yourself.
✓ Slow down and proceed carefully.

If your view is blocked, slow down and make sure the way is clear before entering the junction.

Restricted view of approaching traffic at a junction
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Why should you follow the manufacturer's service schedule?

265. Why should you follow the manufacturer's service schedule?

It guarantees that no faults will develop between services.
It allows vehicle problems to be ignored until the next service.
It prevents normal wear on important vehicle components.
✓ Regular servicing can identify wear and maintain safety and reliability.

Scheduled servicing helps ensure that brakes, tyres, fluids, filters, steering, suspension, and other important systems are checked and maintained before faults become more serious.

Vehicle maintenance following a servicing schedule
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What is the general speed limit for cars on ordinary roads outside built-up areas in Norway?

266. What is the general speed limit for cars on ordinary roads outside built-up areas in Norway?

✓ 80 km/h.
100 km/h.
Other speed limit.
70 km/h.

In Norway, the general speed limit for cars on ordinary roads outside built-up areas is 80 km/h, unless signs indicate otherwise.

Speed limits for cars outside built-up areas
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When should you fasten your seat belt?

267. When should you fasten your seat belt?

Only when driving at high speed.
✓ Before the vehicle starts moving.
After joining traffic.
Only on long journeys.

Fasten your seat belt before the vehicle starts moving and keep it fastened throughout the journey. Make sure your passengers are also safely seated and properly restrained.

Fastening a seat belt before setting off
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Why should you use headlights in poor visibility?

268. Why should you use headlights in poor visibility?

To keep the windscreen clear.
To make the brakes respond faster.
✓ To see better and be seen by others.
To reduce fuel consumption.

Headlights help you see the road and make your vehicle more visible to other road users in fog, rain, darkness, or poor weather.

Vehicle using headlights in reduced visibility
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What should you do before leaving a motorway?

269. What should you do before leaving a motorway?

Cross several lanes at the last moment.
Signal only after entering the exit lane.
Wait until the exit begins before checking your mirrors.
✓ Check your mirrors, signal in good time, and enter the exit lane safely.

Plan your exit early, move into the correct lane safely, and reduce speed after entering the exit road where appropriate.

Vehicle preparing to take a motorway exit
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What should you check before towing a trailer?

270. What should you check before towing a trailer?

✓ The coupling, safety connections, lights, tyres, and load.
Check only that the trailer is securely coupled.
Check the tyres only if the trailer has been unused.
Check the lights after you have started driving.

The trailer must be correctly connected and roadworthy. Its lights, tyres, safety connections, and load should all be checked.

Checking a trailer before towing
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What should you do before driving away after charging an electric vehicle?

271. What should you do before driving away after charging an electric vehicle?

Leave the charging flap open so it can cool.
Place the cable loosely beside the charging bay.
Drive forward slowly to disconnect the plug.
✓ Disconnect the charging cable and secure it properly.

Before driving away, disconnect the charging cable correctly and return it to the charger or store it securely in the vehicle, as appropriate. Close the charging port and check that the area around the vehicle is clear.

Disconnecting an electric vehicle after charging
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What does it mean to cover the brake pedal?

272. What does it mean to cover the brake pedal?

Apply the parking brake slightly.
Press the brake and accelerator together.
✓ Position your right foot over the brake, ready to press it.
Rest your foot lightly on the brake while driving.

To cover the brake, move your right foot over the brake pedal without pressing it, so you are ready to brake quickly if a hazard develops.

Right foot positioned over the brake pedal
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What should you do if spray from other vehicles makes it hard to see?

273. What should you do if spray from other vehicles makes it hard to see?

✓ Slow down and increase following distance.
Move closer to the vehicle ahead for guidance.
Change lanes immediately to find a clearer view.
Speed up to move out of the spray more quickly.

Spray can seriously reduce visibility. Slowing down and increasing your distance gives you more time and a clearer view.

Road spray from a vehicle ahead
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Is a warning triangle required in cars in Norway?

274. Is a warning triangle required in cars in Norway?

No.
✓ Yes.

Cars in Norway are required to carry a warning triangle.

Warning triangle carried as vehicle safety equipment
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What does the SET function of cruise control normally do?

275. What does the SET function of cruise control normally do?

Applies the brakes automatically.
✓ Stores the current speed as the cruising speed.
Returns to a previously stored speed.
Switches cruise control off.

The SET function normally stores the vehicle's current speed as the cruise-control speed. Use it only when the road, traffic, and driving conditions are suitable.

SET button for storing a cruising speed
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Which selector position is used when parking the vehicle?

276. Which selector position is used when parking the vehicle?

D (Drive).
R (Reverse).
N (Neutral).
✓ P (Park).

Select P (Park) when parking an automatic vehicle. Park locks the transmission, but the parking brake should also be applied to secure the vehicle.

Automatic gear selector with P, R, N and D positions
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What should you do when driving in strong wind?

277. What should you do when driving in strong wind?

✓ Hold the steering wheel firmly and reduce speed if needed.
Open the windows to improve aerodynamics.
Use main beam to make your vehicle more visible.
Increase speed so the vehicle is less affected by gusts.

Strong wind can affect vehicle control, especially near open areas, bridges, large vehicles, cyclists, and motorcyclists.

Driver controlling a vehicle in strong wind
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Which vehicle type is mainly associated with driving licence D?

278. Which vehicle type is mainly associated with driving licence D?

Moped.
Car.
Motorcycle.
✓ Bus.

Driving licence D is mainly associated with buses. Category D1 covers smaller buses, D covers larger buses, and D1E and DE allow heavier trailers.

Driving licence card for category D
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What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

279. What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

✓ Windscreen washer.
Rear window demister.
Air recirculation.
Windscreen wiper speed.

This symbol indicates the windscreen washer. Operating the control sprays washer fluid onto the windscreen and normally activates the wipers to help clean the glass.

Windscreen-washer control and spray symbol
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What should you check before starting a manual vehicle?

280. What should you check before starting a manual vehicle?

That the parking brake is released.
That first gear is selected and the accelerator is pressed.
That reverse gear is selected.
✓ That the gearbox is in neutral and the clutch is pressed.

Before starting a manual vehicle, make sure the gearbox is in neutral and press the clutch pedal. This helps prevent the vehicle from moving unexpectedly when the engine starts.

Clutch and gear checks before starting a manual vehicle
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What can slow engine cranking or dim lights indicate?

281. What can slow engine cranking or dim lights indicate?

A blocked air filter.
Worn brake pads.
Incorrect tyre pressure.
✓ A weak battery or charging-system problem.

Slow starting, dim lights, or repeated battery warnings can indicate a weak battery, poor electrical connection, or a fault in the charging system.

Vehicle battery and difficulty starting the engine
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What should you do if your vehicle develops a serious fault while driving?

282. What should you do if your vehicle develops a serious fault while driving?

Switch off the engine before slowing down.
✓ Keep control, reduce speed, and move to a safe place if possible.
Stop immediately in the traffic lane.
Continue driving until the vehicle stops by itself.

Your first priority is to keep control of the vehicle. Reduce speed smoothly and move out of the path of traffic where possible, signalling when appropriate. Avoid harsh steering or braking unless necessary.

Vehicle stopped after developing a mechanical fault
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Which vehicles are covered by driving licence AM?

283. Which vehicles are covered by driving licence AM?

✓ Mopeds over 25 and up to 45 km/h, and light quadricycles.
Cars up to 3,500 kg.
Any two-wheeled motor vehicle.
Motorcycles up to 125 cm³.

Category AM covers certain two- and three-wheeled mopeds with a maximum design speed above 25 km/h and not exceeding 45 km/h, as well as light quadricycles.

Category AM mopeds and light quadricycles
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What should you do if a motorcycle helmet visor is badly scratched?

284. What should you do if a motorcycle helmet visor is badly scratched?

Cover the scratches with clear tape.
Use it only during daylight.
Ride with the visor raised.
✓ Replace it before riding.

A badly scratched or damaged visor can reduce or distort your view, especially in bright sunlight or at night. Replace a visor that no longer provides a clear, safe view and follow the helmet manufacturer's instructions.

Scratched visor on a motorcycle helmet
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What should you do when temporary traffic lights show red?

285. What should you do when temporary traffic lights show red?

Proceed if no road workers are visible.
Continue if the road ahead appears clear.
✓ Stop before the signal or temporary stop line.
Follow the vehicle ahead through the signal.

Temporary traffic signals must be obeyed like permanent signals. Stop and wait until you are permitted to continue.

Red signal on temporary roadworks traffic lights
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Which selector position is used to drive the vehicle backwards?

286. Which selector position is used to drive the vehicle backwards?

✓ R (Reverse).
P (Park).
N (Neutral).
D (Drive).

Select R (Reverse) when you need to drive the vehicle backwards. The vehicle should be stationary before selecting Reverse.

Automatic gear selector with P, R, N and D positions
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What should cyclists do when cycling downhill?

287. What should cyclists do when cycling downhill?

Let the bicycle gain speed while the road ahead is clear.
Brake as late as possible before bends.
✓ Control your speed and keep both hands ready to brake.
Look only at the road directly in front of you.

Higher speed increases stopping distance and reduces reaction time. Maintain a speed that allows you to stop safely.

Cyclist riding down a hill
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Why must luggage or other objects not obstruct the driver's view?

288. Why must luggage or other objects not obstruct the driver's view?

✓ They can hide hazards and reduce the driver's ability to see safely.
They can increase the vehicle's braking distance.
They can increase tyre pressure.
They can make the steering heavier.

The driver must have a clear view of the road and surroundings. Luggage, decorations, or other objects that obstruct the windscreen, windows, or mirrors can hide pedestrians, cyclists, vehicles, signs, or other hazards.

Luggage obstructing the driver's view
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You should always wear a seat belt, even on short trips.

289. You should always wear a seat belt, even on short trips.

✓ True.
False.

Seat belts reduce the risk of serious injury and should be worn on every trip, even short ones.

Driver wearing a seat belt for a car journey
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What can uneven tyre wear indicate?

290. What can uneven tyre wear indicate?

The vehicle has been driven mainly at low speeds.
The tyres are correctly inflated.
✓ Incorrect pressure, poor alignment, or a suspension or braking problem.
The tyres have reached normal operating temperature.

Uneven wear may result from incorrect tyre pressure, wheel misalignment, worn suspension parts, or a brake that is not releasing properly.

Uneven wear across a vehicle tyre
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Who is responsible for staying safe when crossing the road?

291. Who is responsible for staying safe when crossing the road?

Only pedestrians once they enter the road.
✓ Everyone using the road.
Only the person who creates the danger.
Only drivers when pedestrians have priority.

Road safety is a shared responsibility. Pedestrians, drivers, and cyclists all need to stay alert and follow the rules.

Pedestrians and traffic sharing a road crossing
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How should cyclists ride when travelling in a group?

292. How should cyclists ride when travelling in a group?

Ride side by side even when traffic cannot pass safely.
Keep the same speed even when gaps become unsafe.
Follow the cyclist ahead without checking traffic yourself.
✓ Predictably, with safe gaps and clear communication.

Safe spacing and communication help group members respond to braking, turns, obstacles, and changing traffic conditions.

Group of cyclists riding along a road
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Why should you avoid remaining beside a large vehicle on a motorway?

293. Why should you avoid remaining beside a large vehicle on a motorway?

Driving beside them improves your view of the road ahead.
Large vehicles always travel more slowly than cars.
✓ You may remain in its blind spot and have less room to escape.
Their tyres may reduce the motorway speed limit.

Large vehicles have significant blind spots. Avoid travelling alongside them longer than necessary.

Vehicle alongside a large vehicle on a motorway
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What should you do before overtaking a slow-moving vehicle?

294. What should you do before overtaking a slow-moving vehicle?

Signal first and then check whether there is enough space.
Use your horn to make the driver move aside.
✓ Check that the road ahead is clear and that overtaking is safe.
Move closer before checking whether the road ahead is clear.

Before overtaking, make sure you have enough visibility, space, and time. Signal clearly before moving out, do not exceed the speed limit, and never overtake if the road ahead is not clear.

Vehicle preparing to pass slow-moving traffic
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What should you do before reversing your vehicle?

295. What should you do before reversing your vehicle?

Sound the horn before reversing and proceed.
Check behind only after you start moving.
Rely on the reversing camera if one is fitted.
✓ Check all around and make sure it is safe.

Before reversing, check all around the vehicle, including blind spots, for pedestrians, cyclists, vehicles, and other hazards. Reverse slowly and keep checking as you move.

Vehicle preparing to reverse from a driveway
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What should cyclists do near a large vehicle that may be turning?

296. What should cyclists do near a large vehicle that may be turning?

Pass quickly before the vehicle starts turning.
✓ Stay back and do not pass on the turning side.
Ride beside it so the driver can see you.
Assume the driver will wait for you before turning.

Large vehicles need extra space to turn and may move across a cyclist's path. Remaining behind is usually safer.

Cyclist near a turning large vehicle
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What should you do if your vehicle becomes stuck on a railway crossing?

297. What should you do if your vehicle becomes stuck on a railway crossing?

✓ Get everyone out, move away, and contact the emergency services.
Move everyone beside the vehicle while waiting.
Stay inside the vehicle and call for assistance.
Try to restart the vehicle until help arrives.

Move everyone well away from the tracks. Use the crossing emergency telephone or displayed contact information where available, or contact the emergency services immediately.

Vehicle stranded on a railway crossing
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What should you normally do with the accelerator when changing to a higher gear?

298. What should you normally do with the accelerator when changing to a higher gear?

Press it fully while pressing the clutch.
Press the brake pedal instead.
Keep it pressed at the same position.
✓ Ease off it while pressing the clutch.

When changing to a higher gear, ease off the accelerator as you press the clutch and select the next gear. Release the clutch smoothly and then apply the accelerator progressively.

Changing to a higher gear in a manual vehicle
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Why should you take extra care when crossing a tram or bus lane?

299. Why should you take extra care when crossing a tram or bus lane?

Trams and buses must always stop before crossings.
✓ A tram or bus may approach quickly.
These lanes are usually free from moving traffic.
You only need to check for traffic from one direction.

Check carefully before crossing or entering a tram or bus lane. Trams cannot steer around obstacles, and both trams and buses may need significant distance to stop.

Traffic crossing a lane used by public transport
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

300. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

Engine-management warning.
Low washer fluid.
Charging-system warning.
✓ Engine-temperature warning.

This symbol indicates that the engine coolant temperature is too high. If it illuminates while driving, stop safely and allow the engine to cool before investigating the cause.

Engine-temperature warning symbol on the dashboard
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