Driving in Adverse Conditions

Front

When your visibility is reduced for any reason, you.....

Back

need more time to use the IPDE process.

Front

Use high beams only.... Options: when driving in fog., when vehicles are a quarter mile ahead of you., in inclement weather., when vehicles are half a mile ahead of you.

Back

when vehicles are half a mile ahead of you.

Front

To help other drivers see you in heavy rain, use your.....

Back

low beams.

Front

During the fall, wet leaves on the road can....

Back

reduce traction and vehicle control.

Front

Rain tends to make roads more slippery.... Options: when the road has a clean surface., when it starts to rain., just after the rain stops., about 15 minutes after it starts to rain.

Back

when it starts to rain.

Front

When driving in winter, you should....

Back

make an extra effort to use the IPDE process.

Front

When driving in fog, you should use...

Back

low beams.

Front

A computer device that prevents its wheels from locking is a....

Back

anti-lock braking system

Front

If your vehicle's wheels are stuck in deep snow, mud, or sand, you can usually free the wheels...

Back

by rocking the vehicle.

Front

You are in a front-wheel skid if....

Back

you tend to go straight.