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If fog becomes so thick that you can barely see, the safest choice is to:

✓ ANSWER

Pull completely off the roadway and wait for conditions to improve

Creeping along in near-zero visibility invites rear-end crashes; get fully off the road and wait it out.

All the options

  1. ✓Pull completely off the roadway and wait for conditions to improve
  2. ✗Continue slowly using the center line as a guide
  3. ✗Turn on high beams and continue at normal speed
  4. ✗Stop in your travel lane with headlights on

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