Identify The Car Dashboard Warning Lights And Symbols Quiz

Battery warning – if this light is turned on while driving, it reveals a malfunction concerning the battery charging system.

Seat belt reminder – the symbol appears and remains active as long as the engine is started and the seat belt remains unfastened; depending on the car manufacturer and car model, the seat belt reminder is combined with an audio notification.

This panel is switched on if the fuel level gets very low and refuel is required.

Emergency indicator – the notification is activated once the driver pushes the emergency button

Slip indicator – mostly installed on luxury cars, the slip indicator unveils that the car may lose grip due to difficult driving conditions.

Oil pressure warning – this notification is turned on if the ECU detects a problem with the oil pressure; the driver is usually recommended to stop the vehicle and service it as soon as possible.

Anti-theft system – this symbol flashes once the Anti-theft technology has been enabled

Temperature warning light – it warns the driver of the possibility of engine overheating and usually demands the driver to stop the vehicle.

Front airbag – the light monitors the front airbag and, in case it is turned on, signals a problem with it; it usually requires professional assistance.

OBD Indicator – a member of the Onboard Diagnostics, this indicators reveals a problem to the engine or to the gas emissions and requires the car to be serviced.

Tire pressure monitor – the warning is turned on in case of low tire pressure which could raise the fuel consumption or affect the grip. Have your tires checked for any leaks or damage and fill them up to the appropriate pressure.

Cruise control – this light is turned on if the cruise control system is activated; note that it may differ by brand and car model.

ABS warning light – it is turned on every time there's something wrong with the Anti-lock Brake System. Note that the ABS symbol is activated once the drive starts the engine but it's automatically turned off after a few seconds. Brake system alert – the notification is powered on if the ECU detects a problem to the brake system.

Fog beams indicator – it is activated and remains on once the driver turns on the fog beams

Child seat indicator – if turned on, it informs you that the standardized child safety seat is attached. The second image informs the driver that there may be a problem with the rear-mounted child seat but is used by different manufacturers.