Practice question
What is 'coasting' in vehicle operation, and why is it dangerous?
- Driving down a hill in neutral or with the clutch pedal fully depressed; it reduces your control over the vehicle
- Driving along the coastline during high winds
- Driving with your headlights turned off during twilight
- Braking repeatedly to keep your brake pads warm
Answer: A — Driving down a hill in neutral or with the clutch pedal fully depressed; it reduces your control over the vehicle
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