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Speed Limits and Driving Conditions Flashcards

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  1. Which factor does NOT affect your stopping distance?

    Answer: The color of your vehicle

    Vehicle color has no effect on stopping distance — speed, reaction time, and road conditions all directly affect it.

  2. When driving in strong crosswinds, you should:

    Answer: Keep a firm grip on the wheel and reduce speed

    Strong crosswinds can push your vehicle off course, so reduce your speed and maintain a firm grip on the steering wheel.

  3. At what blood alcohol concentration (BAC) does BC's '0' tolerance apply to novice (N) drivers?

    Answer: 0.00 (zero tolerance)

    Novice (N) drivers in BC have zero tolerance for alcohol — any detectable BAC results in an immediate roadside suspension.

  4. When driving on a road that is partially flooded, you should:

    Answer: Turn around and find an alternate route if depth is unknown

    If you cannot determine the depth of floodwater, turning around is the safest option as even shallow water can be dangerous.

  5. What does 'overdriving your headlights' mean?

    Answer: Driving faster than you can stop within the range of your headlights

    Overdriving your headlights means traveling at a speed where you cannot stop within the distance illuminated by your headlights.

  6. When driving in icy conditions, the best technique to slow down is to:

    Answer: Ease off the accelerator early and brake gently

    On ice, gentle early deceleration by releasing the accelerator and then braking lightly prevents wheel lock-up and skidding.

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