Question 1872 · Truck theory test
A driver is preparing to undertake a journey at night and discovers that dense fog is forecast. How can the driver BEST minimise risk in this situation?
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Correct answer
Postpone the journey.
Official explanation
If fog becomes thick at night, and a large vehicle is unable to proceed safely, it may become a serious hazard to other traffic. For this reason, if thick fog is forecast at night, it is better not to start out in the first instance.
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- Safe & responsible driving · Driving at Night
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