Car permit · Speed
In which of these situations should you reduce your speed? (Road Rules)
Correct answer: All of these are correct.
Answer options
- AWhen approaching an intersection or a railroad crossing
- BWhen the pavement is wet or slick
- CAll of these are correct Correct
Why
At an intersection or a railroad crossing, cross traffic or a train can appear with little warning, and wet or slick pavement reduces traction and lengthens stopping distance. Lowering your speed in each case buys extra reaction time and helps you keep control.
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Topic: Speed License: Car permit
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