Practice question
How does night riding in Bermuda compound potential hazards, and what defensive adjustments should be made?
- Reduced visibility hides unlit pedestrians, coral dust, and potholes; riders should lower speed, increase following distance, and keep visor clean
- Night riding eliminates all traffic hazards because fewer cars are present
- High beams should be kept on continuously even when meeting oncoming vehicles
- 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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