Practice question

What is a common hazard to look out for while driving in fog?

  1. Only for pedestrians
  2. Expected road signs
  3. Shift gaze around the road
  4. Look for oncoming vehicles only

Answer: C — Shift gaze around the road

When driving in fog, it is crucial to shift your gaze around the road to be aware of your surroundings and recognize potential hazards. Fog can significantly reduce visibility, making it difficult to see other vehicles, pedestrians, and obstacles. By regularly scanning different areas of the road, including mirrors and blind spots, you can better anticipate the actions of other drivers and be prepared for any unexpected situations. Being aware of the environment around you helps in adjusting your speed and distance from other vehicles, which is especially important in low visibility conditions like fog. This proactive approach aids in preventing accidents and ensuring safe navigation through difficult driving conditions.

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