Visibility and Road Hazards
As a general safety rule, at what speed should you drive in relation to visibility?
Reviewed on 9 Aug 2026
- A At the maximum speed the sign permits
- ✓ At a speed that lets you stop within the visible distance
- C At the speed of the rest of the traffic
- D At the road's minimum speed
Why this is the correct answer
You must always drive at a speed that allows you to stop the vehicle within the distance you can see to be clear ahead; if you cannot see far, you must go slower.
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