Question 1877 · Truck theory test
What stopping distance should a driver allow for when driving in snow or icy conditions?
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Correct answer
Up to ten times the normal distance.
Official explanation
When driving in snow or icy conditions, a driver should allow a greater distance from the vehicle in front, as stopping distances can be increased by up to ten times the normal.
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- Safe & responsible driving · Driving in Adverse Weather Conditions
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