Question 1893 · Truck theory test
After a heavy downpour, why should a driver keep a greater distance from the vehicle in front?
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Correct answer
Because wheel-spray may impair visibility.
Official explanation
Heavy rain can affect how well you can see and how well you can be seen by other road users. Because of that, you should slow down in heavy rain and keep a greater distance from the vehicle in front.
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- Safe & responsible driving · Driving in Adverse Weather Conditions
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