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#1. Which of the following is a safe practice when driving in fog?
Slowing down and increasing space reduces the risk of collisions in low-visibility conditions.
#2. What should you do if visibility becomes extremely low in fog?
Stopping safely prevents collisions and allows you to wait for safer driving conditions.
#3. Which mindset should teens adopt when driving in fog?
Awareness and cautious driving help prevent accidents in low-visibility conditions.
#4. Why is driving in fog dangerous?
Fog reduces how far you can see and makes it harder to judge distances.
#5. True or False: Fog always appears the same throughout a drive.
Fog can vary in thickness, creating sudden patches of reduced visibility.
#6. How should you adjust your following distance in fog?
Extra space gives more time to react to sudden stops or hazards in foggy conditions.
#7. Which lights should you use in foggy conditions?
Low beams and fog lights help you see the road and be seen without glare.
#8. True or False: You can drive at normal speed in fog if the road looks clear.
Slow, cautious driving is necessary to allow time to react to unseen hazards.
#9. True or False: Using high beams in fog improves visibility.
High beams reflect off fog and create glare, reducing visibility.
#10. True or False: Fog reduces your ability to see pedestrians and other vehicles.
Reduced visibility makes it harder to spot hazards, requiring extra caution.
