Practice question
What is the difference between primary and secondary vehicle safety features?
- Primary features only work after a crash; secondary features only work before a crash
- Primary (active) features help avoid a collision; secondary (passive) features reduce injury if a collision occurs
- Primary means optional extras; secondary means legal requirements only
- There is no difference; the terms are interchangeable marketing words
Answer: B — Primary (active) features help avoid a collision; secondary (passive) features reduce injury if a collision occurs
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