Road rules / ๐Ÿ‡ณ๐Ÿ‡ฟ speed

In fog or heavy rain on a two-way road, you should drive at a speed that lets you:

โœ“ ANSWER

Stop within half the length of clear road you can see ahead

On a road with oncoming traffic, drive so you can stop in half the visible clear distance, since an oncoming driver needs the other half.

All the options

  1. โœ“Stop within half the length of clear road you can see ahead
  2. โœ—Stop within double the distance you can see
  3. โœ—Keep up with the vehicle in front whatever the visibility
  4. โœ—Maintain the posted limit to avoid being rear-ended

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