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What do heated fuel lines prevent?

Why this is the answer

In cold weather, diesel fuel can solidify as it starts to freeze. This is known as waxing. Waxing prevents the fuel from flowing properly and this can stop the engine from running.

Why the other answers don't fit

A
The cab temperature from dropping — The cab is heated from the engine coolant.
B
The radiator from freezing — The radiator is protected by anti-freeze.
C
The windows from misting — Misted windows are cleared by the heater and demister.

Where this comes from

  • Driving Buses and Coaches — section 9, section 11
  • Driving Goods Vehicles — section 11

Rule numbers link to The Highway Code on gov.uk.

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