Practice question
What is the primary danger of driving a motorcycle through thick dust storms (Haboobs) in arid Afghan provinces?
- Visibility drops to zero within seconds, and airborne dust impairs breathing and coats visors, making obstacles and drop-offs invisible
- The main risk is engine damage, so the rider should continue and have the machine serviced later
- Riding faster clears the dust cloud sooner and is therefore the safer response
- Stopping in the traffic lane with hazard lights on is the correct action
Answer: A — Visibility drops to zero within seconds, and airborne dust impairs breathing and coats visors, making obstacles and drop-offs invisible
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