Practice question
Why can a downhill section make an HGV overtake more dangerous than it first appears?
- The vehicle's momentum can build quickly, increasing stopping distance and reducing control margins
- Gravity turns off the speed limiter
- The tachograph stops recording on downhill roads
- Downhill roads remove blind spots
Answer: A — The vehicle's momentum can build quickly, increasing stopping distance and reducing control margins
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