Safe driving 2 pts
Snow, ice, or slush on the roadway require:
Correct answer
- Driving with increased caution, adapted to the condition of the roadway.
Other options
- Loading the vehicle to the total weight value stated in the vehicle's technical certificate.
- Braking using the parking brake.
Explanation
Winter Rules: Surfaces are slippery, and stopping distances are much longer (up to 10x on ice).
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