Practice question
Why is a heavy vehicle particularly dangerous to drive in a 40 km/h local traffic zone?
- Because the 40 km/h limit is lower than the vehicle's minimum safe operating speed
- Because pedestrians, cyclists, and children are present and heavy vehicles have large blind spots and long stopping distances
- Because heavy vehicles are not permitted in 40 km/h zones
- Because air brakes are less effective at low speeds
Answer: B — Because pedestrians, cyclists, and children are present and heavy vehicles have large blind spots and long stopping distances
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