BC Class 7 Knowledge Test · Question
What is the primary reason for 'black ice' being particularly dangerous?
Black ice is extremely hazardous because it is a thin layer of ice that's transparent, blending in with the asphalt and making it very hard for drivers to see.
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Question: What is the primary reason for 'black ice' being particularly dangerous?
Answer options:
- It melts quickly and refreezes.
- It significantly reduces tire pressure. ✅ It is nearly invisible, making it difficult to detect.
- It causes engine overheating.
Correct answer: It is nearly invisible, making it difficult to detect.
Explanation: Black ice is extremely hazardous because it is a thin layer of ice that's transparent, blending in with the asphalt and making it very hard for drivers to see.
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