Direct sunlight frequently melts snow and ice on open highway lanes, but pavement inside shaded tree cuts and underneath bridges can remain frozen and slick. Which action should a commercial driver take when approaching these shaded roadway sections?
- AMaintain normal highway speed on approach and apply firm service braking once the tires enter the shaded pavement.
- Slow down smoothly before entering the shaded zone and avoid sharp steering or abrupt braking while crossing it.Cevap
- CActivate the engine retarder on its highest setting to maintain steady momentum across the shaded surface.
- DMaintain standard dry-pavement following distance behind other traffic because the majority of the route is dry.
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Slow down smoothly before entering the shaded zone and avoid sharp steering or abrupt braking while crossing it.
Shaded pavement stays colder longer and can retain hidden ice sheets even when adjacent open roads are dry. Slowing down ahead of time on dry pavement and traversing the shaded patch with smooth, steady inputs preserves wheel traction and avoids skidding.
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Speed and control adjustment for shaded winter roadway hazards
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