You are driving on a two-lane highway at 50 mph on a clear winter morning when the temperature is 30°F. As you approach a shadowed section under a highway overpass, the road surface appears wet and dark, and your vehicle's tire noise suddenly stops. What should you do first?
- AMaintain your speed of 50 mph since it is within the posted legal speed limit.
- Gradually ease off the accelerator and keep the steering wheel straight without applying the brakes.Cevap
- CFirmly press the brake pedal to quickly reduce speed before entering the shadowed area.
- DRapidly turn the steering wheel side-to-side to test tire traction on the surface.
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Gradually ease off the accelerator and keep the steering wheel straight without applying the brakes.
A sudden silence from tire noise on a dark, wet-looking surface at sub-freezing temperatures indicates black ice. The safest response is to ease off the accelerator smoothly and hold the steering wheel straight so the vehicle can decelerate without breaking traction.
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Recognizing black ice hazards and executing smooth control adjustments under winter conditions
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