Safe driving 2 pts
What danger exists when driving on wet cobblestones?
Correct answer
- Increased risk of skid and subsequent fall.
Other options
- Increased risk of the chain slipping due to water spray.
- No danger exists if the tires have the prescribed tread depth.
Explanation
Slippery surface: Wet cobblestones (often found in historic Czech city centers) are extremely slippery, comparable…
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