Q1: 1. What does Section 198 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 deal with?

• A) A) Drunken driving
• B) B) Unauthorised interference with a vehicle
• C) C) Speeding
• D) D) Parking violations

Q2: 2. What constitutes unauthorised interference with a vehicle under Section 198?

• A) A) Changing the oil of your own vehicle
• B) B) Attempting to steal a vehicle
• C) C) Cleaning someone else's vehicle without permission
• D) D) Repairing a friend's vehicle with their consent

Q3: 3. How can unauthorised interference with a vehicle impact the vehicle owner?

• A) A) Decrease in fuel efficiency
• B) B) Increase in maintenance costs
• C) C) Improved security measures
• D) D) Better resale value

Q4: 4. What action can a vehicle owner take if they suspect unauthorised interference with their vehicle?

• A) A) Ignore the issue
• B) B) Report to the nearest police station
• C) C) Confront the suspected person directly
• D) D) Share the incident on social media

Q5: 5. How can vehicle owners prevent unauthorised interference with their vehicles?

• A) A) Leaving the vehicle unlocked
• B) B) Parking in isolated areas
• C) C) Installing security devices
• D) D) Sharing keys with strangers

Q6: 6. Which of the following is NOT considered unauthorised interference with a vehicle?

• A) A) Vandalizing the vehicle
• B) B) Unauthorized towing of the vehicle
• C) C) Borrowing a friend's vehicle with permission
• D) D) Tampering with the vehicle's engine without consent

Q7: 7. What legal actions can be taken against individuals involved in unauthorised interference with a vehicle?

• A) A) Fine or imprisonment
• B) B) Verbal warning
• C) C) Community service
• D) D) Written apology

Q8: 8. How can unauthorised interference with a vehicle affect the vehicle's insurance coverage?

• A) A) Increase in premium rates
• B) B) No impact on insurance
• C) C) Decrease in coverage
• D) D) Automatic cancellation of policy

Q9: 9. What should vehicle owners do if they notice signs of unauthorised interference with their vehicle?

• A) A) Post about it on social media
• B) B) Wait for the situation to resolve itself
• C) C) Contact the police immediately
• D) D) Inform their neighbors

Q10: 10. Which of the following is a common motive behind unauthorised interference with vehicles?

• A) A) Environmental conservation
• B) B) Personal gain
• C) C) Random acts of mischief
• D) D) Promoting road safety

Q11: 11. How can vehicle owners protect their vehicles from unauthorized interference in parking areas?

• A) A) Double parking
• B) B) Using steering wheel locks
• C) C) Leaving windows open
• D) D) Keeping spare keys in the glove compartment

Q12: 12. What is the importance of Section 198 in deterring criminal activities related to vehicles?

• A) A) It encourages unauthorized interference
• B) B) It promotes theft
• C) C) It discourages unauthorised interference
• D) D) It has no impact

Q13: 13. What are some potential consequences of unauthorized interference with a vehicle for the perpetrator?

• A) A) Monetary gain
• B) B) Criminal charges
• C) C) Community praise
• D) D) Improved driving skills

Q14: 14. How can vehicle owners ensure the safety of their vehicles in public spaces?

• A) A) Leaving the keys in the ignition
• B) B) Installing a GPS tracker
• C) C) Displaying valuables inside the vehicle
• D) D) Keeping the registration documents visible

Q15: 15. In what circumstances can unauthorised interference with a vehicle lead to legal action?

• A) A) When the vehicle owner is a close friend
• B) B) When the interference is accidental
• C) C) When the interference is intentional
• D) D) When the interference occurs on private property

Q16: 16. What steps should a vehicle owner take immediately after discovering unauthorized interference with their vehicle?

• A) A) Ignore the incident
• B) B) Document the situation and contact authorities
• C) C) Confront the suspected individual
• D) D) Inform the media

Q17: 17. How can vehicle owners proactively prevent unauthorized interference with their vehicles?

• A) A) Leaving the vehicle unlocked
• B) B) Sharing keys with strangers
• C) C) Parking in well-lit areas
• D) D) Leaving valuables in plain sight

Q18: 18. What role does community awareness play in preventing unauthorized interference with vehicles?

• A) A) None
• B) B) Increases the risk of interference
• C) C) Helps in identifying suspicious activities
• D) D) Encourages unauthorized interference

Q19: 19. What should vehicle owners do if they suspect someone has tampered with their vehicle's brakes?

• A) A) Wait for the brakes to fail
• B) B) Drive the vehicle to a mechanic
• C) C) Report the suspicion to the police immediately
• D) D) Share the suspicion with neighbors

Q20: 20. How can vehicle owners ensure the physical security of their vehicles?

• A) A) Leaving the vehicle unlocked
• B) B) Parking in a secluded area
• C) C) Installing an alarm system
• D) D) Leaving the keys in the ignition

Q21: 21. What legal recourse do vehicle owners have if they are victims of unauthorized interference with their vehicles?

• A) A) None
• B) B) Seek compensation through insurance
• C) C) Report the incident to law enforcement
• D) D) Confront the perpetrator

Q22: 22. What responsibilities do vehicle owners have to protect their vehicles from unauthorized interference?

• A) A) None, it is the responsibility of law enforcement
• B) B) Secure the vehicle properly
• C) C) Leave the vehicle unattended for long periods
• D) D) Share vehicle access with strangers

Q23: 23. How can vehicle owners contribute to reducing unauthorized interference in their community?

• A) A) Ignoring suspicious activities
• B) B) Reporting any unusual behavior to the authorities
• C) C) Encouraging unauthorized interference
• D) D) Sharing keys with neighbors

Q24: 24. What implications can unauthorised interference with a vehicle have on the vehicle's resale value?

• A) A) Increase in value
• B) B) Decrease in value
• C) C) No impact on value
• D) D) Immediate sale

Q25: 25. What steps should vehicle owners take to secure their vehicles when parked in public areas?

• A) A) Leaving the vehicle unlocked
• B) B) Leaving the windows open
• C) C) Using anti-theft devices
• D) D) Displaying personal information inside the vehicle