Hazardous Driving Situations and Responses

The video tutorial discusses the importance of assessing driving conditions to determine if they are too hazardous. It emphasizes the need for making informed decisions to ensure safety, suggesting that if conditions are deemed unsafe, there is only one appropriate course of action to take.

What factors might make driving too dangerous?

• Clear weather and open roads

• Heavy rain and poor visibility

• Light traffic and sunny skies

• Well-lit streets and dry conditions

Which of the following is NOT a reason to consider driving hazardous?

• Heavy traffic

• Bright sunshine

• Foggy conditions

• Icy roads

When driving is too hazardous, what is the recommended course of action?

• Stop and wait for conditions to improve

• Speed up to reach your destination faster

• Continue driving cautiously

• Ignore the conditions and drive as usual

What should you do if you encounter a hazardous driving situation unexpectedly?

• Ignore the situation and continue

• Turn off your headlights

• Pull over safely and assess the situation

• Keep driving at the same speed

Which action is advisable when driving conditions worsen suddenly?

• Turn up the radio volume

• Find a safe place to stop

• Maintain your current speed

• Increase your speed