CDL · Work zone signs
Which of these is good practice in a highway work zone?
Correct answer: All of these are correct.
Answer options
- AWarn traffic behind you with your hazard flashers or brake lights
- BKeep your speed down and drive with extra care
- CAll of these are correct Correct
Why
Work zones can bring narrow lanes, uneven pavement, and workers or equipment close to traffic, so slowing down and driving carefully are essential. Turning on your hazard flashers or tapping the brakes to light your brake lights also alerts the drivers behind you that you are slowing.
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Topic: Work zone signs License: CDL
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