Road rules / 🇨🇦 speed

When driving on a gravel road, you should:

✓ ANSWER

Reduce speed because loose gravel gives less traction and stopping takes longer

Loose gravel reduces traction and increases stopping distance, so slow down and leave extra space.

All the options

  1. ✓Reduce speed because loose gravel gives less traction and stopping takes longer
  2. ✗Drive faster to skim over the loose surface
  3. ✗Follow other vehicles closely to see through their dust
  4. ✗Use cruise control to keep a steady speed

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