Question 163 · Car theory test
Why must a driver be particularly careful here?
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Correct answer
Because there is an increased danger of skidding.
Official explanation
Where there are fallen leaves on the road surface, your tyres might have reduced grip on the road surface, and your braking distances might be greater.
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- Road signs & markings
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