Question

when driving in inclement weather, you should:
(select all that apply)

drive slower than usual

drive faster than usual to get home before the weather gets worse

increase your following distance from other vehicles

give bicyclists, pedestrians, and motorcyclists plenty of space

Explanation:

• In inclement weather (like rain, snow, fog), road conditions are hazardous. Driving slower (first option) helps maintain control.
• Increasing following distance (third option) gives more time to react to sudden stops.
• Giving more space to vulnerable road users (fourth option) is safe as their control is also affected.
• Driving faster (second option) is dangerous as it reduces reaction time and increases accident risk.

Answer:

A. drive slower than usual
C. Increase your following distance from other vehicles
D. give bicyclists, pedestrians, and motorcyclists plenty of space