Visibility and Road Hazards
Which of the following is NOT a cause of reduced visibility?
Reviewed on 5 Aug 2026
- A Fog or heavy rain
- B Glare from the sun or headlights
- ✓ The colour of the vehicle's paintwork
- D A dirty or fogged windscreen
Why this is the correct answer
Fog, heavy rain, snow, glare, or a dirty windscreen reduce visibility. The condition of the vehicle's paintwork has no effect on what the driver can see.
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