Ontario Class C Practice Test · Question
When driving a Class 4 vehicle at night, what is the primary reason to reduce speed, even on familiar roads?
At night, reduced visibility significantly limits a driver's ability to see hazards, necessitating a lower speed to allow more reaction time.
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Question: When driving a Class 4 vehicle at night, what is the primary reason to reduce speed, even on familiar roads?
Answer options:
- To conserve fuel. ✅ Reduced visibility makes hazards harder to spot.
- Fewer vehicles on the road.
- Streetlights are often unreliable.
Correct answer: Reduced visibility makes hazards harder to spot.
Explanation: At night, reduced visibility significantly limits a driver's ability to see hazards, necessitating a lower speed to allow more reaction time.
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