Question 185 · Car theory test
What should the driver be aware of when crossing road markings such as lines and directional arrows in wet weather?
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Correct answer
The required stopping distance is increased due to reduced tyre grip.
Official explanation
You should be aware of the impact of changes in the road surface. For example, road markings and directional arrows can become slippery when wet. Where possible, avoid driving on road markings and be aware of the increased risk of skidding.
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- Road signs & markings
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- This question also appears in the motorcycle theory test.
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