Practice question

How does night riding in Bermuda compound potential hazards, and what defensive adjustments should be made?

  1. Reduced visibility hides unlit pedestrians, coral dust, and potholes; riders should lower speed, increase following distance, and keep visor clean
  2. Night riding eliminates all traffic hazards because fewer cars are present
  3. High beams should be kept on continuously even when meeting oncoming vehicles
  4. Riders should wear dark tinted visors to prevent street light glare

Answer: A — Reduced visibility hides unlit pedestrians, coral dust, and potholes; riders should lower speed, increase following distance, and keep visor clean

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