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?

  1. Dark clothing means the pedestrian has no priority
  2. Visibility, stopping distance, and pedestrian detection are all worse
  3. Rain makes pedestrians move predictably
  4. 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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