Practice question
On a long West Virginia downgrade marked with steep-grade warning signs, why should you slow before the hill?
- Gravity increases speed on the downgrade, and early speed control reduces brake overheating
- The signs mean the road is flat after the first curve
- You should coast in neutral to save fuel
- Brakes work better if used hard only at the bottom
Answer: A — Gravity increases speed on the downgrade, and early speed control reduces brake overheating
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