Driving in bad weather

In wet weather stopping distances

• are the same.

• double.

• triple.

• depend on the vehicle you are driving.

In bad weather you must use your lights

• always.

• if other people are.

• when visibility is reduced to less than 100m

• when visibility is reduce to less than 200m.

When driving in icy conditions you should

• drive as normally as possible.

• drive slowly using low gears.

• drive quickly using the higher gears to cause traction.

• drive at a slow speed in as high a gear as possible; accelerate and brake very gently

You can use fog lights

• at any time.

• when you think there might be a patch of fog coming up.

• when visibility is seriously reduced.

• at night.

when deicing your car you must clear the ice from

• all the windows and mirrors.

• the front and back windscreen and mirrors.

• just the windows you need to see out off.

• the windscreen and front windows.

In snow and ice what other parts of the car should be kept clean and clear. You can select more than one answer.

• number plate.

• alloys.

• lights.

• roof.

• indicators.

After a dry spell rain can make a road

• slippery.

• easier to drive on.

• shiny.

• clean.