Practice question

Why are mountain switchbacks like Mauna Kea Access Road, Saddle Road, or the Hana Highway particularly demanding?

  1. There is very little traffic
  2. Tight radius corners, changing elevation, variable surface (gravel, water runoff, fallen leaves, oil), and limited sight distance combine to demand careful entry speed and lane position
  3. They are completely flat
  4. There are no other vehicles

Answer: B — Tight radius corners, changing elevation, variable surface (gravel, water runoff, fallen leaves, oil), and limited sight distance combine to demand careful entry speed and lane position

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