Practice question
During fog, a driver switches on hazard lights while continuing at normal traffic speed. Why is this poor practice?
- Hazard lights while moving can confuse other drivers and should not replace fog or low-beam lights
- Hazard lights make the engine overheat
- Hazard lights mean the driver has priority
- Hazard lights are brighter than all other lights and always recommended
Answer: A — Hazard lights while moving can confuse other drivers and should not replace fog or low-beam lights
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