Practice question

Why can a downhill section make an HGV overtake more dangerous than it first appears?

  1. The vehicle's momentum can build quickly, increasing stopping distance and reducing control margins
  2. Gravity turns off the speed limiter
  3. The tachograph stops recording on downhill roads
  4. 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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