Practice question
A loaded LGV is descending a long hill in rain behind slowing traffic. Which combined hazard is most important?
- Reduced grip, increased stopping distance, vehicle weight and possible load movement all require early controlled braking
- Rain reduces brake temperature, so late braking is safer
- The load makes the vehicle harder to blow sideways, so speed can be maintained
- Following distance matters only if the road is icy
Answer: A — Reduced grip, increased stopping distance, vehicle weight and possible load movement all require early controlled braking
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