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What is 'snow blindness' and why is it a concern for Nunavut drivers?
Snow blindness is a painful eye condition caused by UV radiation reflecting off snow and ice, severely reducing vision and posing a driving hazard in Nunavut.
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Question: What is 'snow blindness' and why is it a concern for Nunavut drivers?
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- A temporary condition caused by too much screen time in winter, not related to driving
- A type of headlight glare that only affects vision at night ✅ A painful eye condition caused by overexposure to UV rays from sun reflecting off snow and ice, reducing vision
- The inability to see due to heavy snowfall, not sun reflection
Correct answer: A painful eye condition caused by overexposure to UV rays from sun reflecting off snow and ice, reducing vision
Explanation: Snow blindness is a painful eye condition caused by UV radiation reflecting off snow and ice, severely reducing vision and posing a driving hazard in Nunavut.
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