PART 1 - observation and feild of view: VISIBILITy

what lights should a driver use in dense fog

front and rear fog lights along with dipped headlights

after a heavy downpour why should a driver keep a greater distance from the vehicle in front

because wheel spray may impair visibility

what should the driver be aware of when crossing road markings such as lines and directional arrows in wet weather

the required stopping distance is increased due to reduced tyre grip

how does rain affect driving

it increases the danger of skidding

what should a driver do when there are dark clouds and visibility is reduced during daylight hours

drive with dipped headlights switched on

what lights should a driver ise when driving in dense fog

drive with dipped headlights and fog lights

what should a driver do when driving in dense fog

reduce speed and use dipped headlights

when should a driver ise fog lights on their vehicle

use fog lights only in dense fog and falling snow

what should a driver do when driving in slippery road conditions

use gentle acceleration and braking

what should a driver do when driving in heavy rain

be aware that the vehicle may slide or aquaplane

when a driver is at a junction where visibility is extremely limited what should the driver do

move out with extreme care watching carefully to the left and right