Practice question
At night in rain, a pedestrian wearing dark clothing is near the edge of the road. What makes this a higher-risk teaching situation?
- Dark clothing means the pedestrian has no priority
- Visibility, stopping distance, and pedestrian detection are all worse
- Rain makes pedestrians move predictably
- The learner should use main beam in built-up traffic to see better
Answer: B — Visibility, stopping distance, and pedestrian detection are all worse
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