CDE CDE Night & Adverse Weather Driving 2

Question 1

What is the safest technique for driving on icy roads?

Accepted Answer

Apply smooth, gradual inputs for steering, acceleration, and braking

Answer

Abrupt inputs on ice can break traction instantly, so smooth, deliberate control is essential to keep the vehicle stable.

Question 2

When driving in heavy snow, which lane position is generally safest on a multi-lane road?

Accepted Answer

The lane with the most visible tire tracks from previous vehicles

Answer

Following existing tire tracks means that portion of road has already been partially compacted or cleared, offering better traction.

Question 3

What does 'black ice' refer to, and why is it especially dangerous?

Accepted Answer

A thin, nearly invisible ice layer that looks like wet pavement and offers almost no traction

Answer

Black ice is transparent, making it nearly indistinguishable from wet pavement, so drivers often do not realize the danger until they have already lost control.

Question 4

If a rear-wheel skid occurs on a slippery surface, the driver should:

Accepted Answer

Steer in the direction the rear is sliding and ease off the accelerator

Answer

Steering into the skid realigns the front wheels with the direction of travel, allowing the driver to regain control without spinning out.

Question 5

What is the primary hazard created by sun glare while driving in the morning or evening?

Accepted Answer

It temporarily blinds the driver, obscuring traffic signals, pedestrians, and vehicles ahead

Answer

Low-angle sun glare can completely obscure vision ahead, creating a high-risk condition where the driver may not see stopped vehicles or red signals.

CDE - Comprehensive Driver’s Education Practice Test

CDE - Comprehensive Driver’s Education Practice Test

CDE CDE Night & Adverse Weather Driving 2