Practice question
What is the primary danger when driving an articulated vehicle during severe winter ice storms across the Salang Pass?
- Loss of tire grip causing drive-wheel spin, trailer sliding into the opposing lane, total jackknife, and road blockage in freezing temperatures
- Diesel fuel waxing in the tank, which is the main cause of jackknife incidents
- Reduced tyre pressure from the cold, which improves grip on ice
- Snow chains becoming unnecessary once the road has been gritted once
Answer: A — Loss of tire grip causing drive-wheel spin, trailer sliding into the opposing lane, total jackknife, and road blockage in freezing temperatures
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