Which statement about washing vehicles and drainage is true?

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not Allowed
• D. Only with written permission

Answer: (A)

Protecting drainage and water quality when washing a vehicle is the idea being tested. Wash runoff can carry soap, oil, and grime into streets and storm drains, which flow to rivers and oceans and harm wildlife and water quality. The right practice is to prevent that runoff by washing at a designated car wash or on a surface where the water is captured or directed to the sanitary sewer, not allowed to drain to the street. This is why the statement is true: proper washing methods protect drainage and comply with environmental expectations. The other options don’t fit typical rules—washing on a street or needing written permission isn’t how routine vehicle washing is regulated.