What does reduced visibility ahead indicate?

What does reduced visibility ahead indicate?

• A. Clear weather
• B. Fog ahead
• C. No risk
• D. Sunny

Answer: (B)

Reduced visibility ahead means conditions are limiting how far you can see, such as fog. When sight distance is reduced, you need to slow down and leave more space to react to hazards that might appear suddenly. Use dipped headlights so you’re visible to others, and avoid relying on high beams which can reflect back and worsen the glare. Stay alert for hazards and be prepared to stop in a safe place if visibility becomes too poor. The other options describe good or sunny weather, which would not cause reduced visibility.

Reduced visibility ahead means conditions are limiting how far you can see, such as fog. When sight distance is reduced, you need to slow down and leave more space to react to hazards that might appear suddenly. Use dipped headlights so you’re visible to others, and avoid relying on high beams which can reflect back and worsen the glare. Stay alert for hazards and be prepared to stop in a safe place if visibility becomes too poor. The other options describe good or sunny weather, which would not cause reduced visibility.