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Traffic signs
Traffic rules
Greece
True/false 17 Greece 33 Car controls 109 Dashboard lights 40 Priority rules 9 Pedestrians 19 Cyclists 20 Driving licence 40 Show all 640
What should you do when your view is blocked at a junction?

51. What should you do when your view is blocked at a junction?

Sound your horn and enter the junction.
Follow the vehicle ahead without checking yourself.
Look only in the direction traffic normally comes from.
✓ Slow down and proceed carefully.

If your view is blocked, slow down and make sure the way is clear before entering the junction.

Restricted view of approaching traffic at a junction
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Why should you be cautious when following a vehicle carrying a loose load?

52. Why should you be cautious when following a vehicle carrying a loose load?

Loose loads give the vehicle priority when changing lanes.
The vehicle must stop whenever the load shifts.
Loose loads prevent the driver from using the mirrors.
✓ Objects may fall onto the road.

A poorly secured load can fall or shift suddenly. Keep extra distance and avoid following too closely.

Vehicle carrying an unsecured load ahead
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

53. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

Cruise control.
Engine-management warning.
✓ Automatic start-stop system.
Anti-theft system.

This symbol relates to the automatic start-stop system, which can switch the engine off temporarily while the vehicle is stationary and restart it when driving resumes. The exact colour and appearance may vary between vehicles.

Automatic start-stop system symbol on the dashboard
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Are winter tyres generally required in Greece?

54. Are winter tyres generally required in Greece?

Yes, throughout winter.
✓ No.
Yes, throughout the year.

Winter tyres are not generally required for cars in Greece, although they may still be recommended or required in specific situations.

Winter tyres for cold-weather driving
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Why should loose clothing be avoided when riding a motorcycle?

55. Why should loose clothing be avoided when riding a motorcycle?

It can reduce the pressure in the tyres.
It can make the brakes overheat.
It can prevent the engine from cooling properly.
✓ It can become caught in moving parts or distract the rider.

Loose clothing, straps or scarves can flap in the wind or become caught in moving parts such as the chain or wheel. Motorcycle clothing should fit securely and should not have loose items that could interfere with safe riding.

Motorcyclist wearing loose clothing
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What is the purpose of the seat-belt retractor?

56. What is the purpose of the seat-belt retractor?

To tighten the parking brake.
To adjust the seat height.
✓ To take up slack and lock the belt when necessary.
To release the seat belt from the buckle.

The seat-belt retractor takes up slack and helps keep the belt properly positioned against the body. It allows normal movement but can lock during sudden braking, rapid belt movement or a collision.

Seat-belt webbing and retracting mechanism
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Why should you avoid selecting N while driving downhill in an automatic vehicle?

57. Why should you avoid selecting N while driving downhill in an automatic vehicle?

It applies the parking brake.
✓ It reduces engine braking and vehicle control.
It automatically selects a lower gear.
It increases engine braking.

Selecting N (Neutral) while driving downhill disconnects the engine from the driven wheels, reducing engine braking. Keep an appropriate drive or gear selected so you can maintain better control of the vehicle.

Neutral selection and downhill coasting in an automatic vehicle
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What should you do when driving near a school area?

58. What should you do when driving near a school area?

✓ Slow down and watch carefully for children.
Use your horn so children stay away from traffic.
Drive close behind other vehicles to keep traffic moving.
Maintain your usual speed if the road looks clear.

Children near schools may cross unexpectedly or be hidden between parked vehicles. Reduce speed and be ready to stop.

Vehicle travelling near a school
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What should you do before driving with a load?

59. What should you do before driving with a load?

Leave light items loose for short journeys.
Secure only the heaviest items.
✓ Make sure it is properly secured and cannot move or fall.
Check the load only after you have started driving.

An unsecured load can shift, affect vehicle control, or fall into the road. Check that everything is safely restrained before moving.

Checking a vehicle's load before setting off
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What should cyclists do before turning or changing position on the road?

60. What should cyclists do before turning or changing position on the road?

Move first, then signal to traffic behind.
Signal only when a vehicle is close behind.
Look behind only after starting the turn.
✓ Look behind, signal clearly, and move only when safe.

Checking behind and signalling gives other road users time to understand what you intend to do.

Cyclist preparing to turn or change road position
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What can uneven tyre wear indicate?

61. What can uneven tyre wear indicate?

✓ Incorrect pressure, poor alignment, or a suspension or braking problem.
The tyres have reached normal operating temperature.
The vehicle has been driven mainly at low speeds.
The tyres are correctly inflated.

Uneven wear may result from incorrect tyre pressure, wheel misalignment, worn suspension parts, or a brake that is not releasing properly.

Uneven wear across a vehicle tyre
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What should you do if strong winds push your vehicle sideways?

62. What should you do if strong winds push your vehicle sideways?

Brake hard immediately to stop the vehicle moving sideways.
Release the steering wheel briefly and let the vehicle settle.
✓ Keep calm and steer smoothly to maintain your lane.
Accelerate to make the vehicle more stable.

Strong winds can push your vehicle off course, especially at higher speeds. Reduce speed and use smooth steering to stay in control.

Crosswind affecting a vehicle's road position
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What should you do if your vehicle catches fire?

63. What should you do if your vehicle catches fire?

Open the bonnet fully to find where the fire started.
Stay inside the vehicle while waiting for assistance.
Try to move personal belongings out before leaving.
✓ Stop, switch off the engine, evacuate everyone, and call the emergency services.

Move everyone well away from the vehicle and call emergency services. If the fire is small and it is safe to do so, use a suitable fire extinguisher. Opening the bonnet fully can supply additional oxygen and cause the fire to intensify.

Vehicle with a fire breaking out
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

64. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

Engine-temperature warning.
✓ Charging-system warning.
Engine-management warning.
Oil-pressure warning.

This symbol indicates a problem with the vehicle's charging system. If it remains illuminated while the engine is running, the battery may not be charging correctly because of a fault with the alternator, battery, wiring, or related components.

Charging-system warning symbol on the dashboard
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What should you do if an EV charging connector will not release from the vehicle?

65. What should you do if an EV charging connector will not release from the vehicle?

Use a tool to prise the connector from the charging port.
Drive forwards slowly until the connector releases.
Twist the connector from side to side until it comes loose.
✓ Stop the charging session, unlock the vehicle, and follow the instructions.

Charging connectors may remain locked while charging or until the vehicle is unlocked. Stop the charging session and follow the vehicle or charger's release procedure. Never force the connector; if it remains stuck, seek appropriate assistance.

Charging connector attached to an electric vehicle
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What should you do when approaching a hill crest?

66. What should you do when approaching a hill crest?

Overtake before reaching the crest.
Maintain speed if no traffic is visible.
✓ Slow down and be prepared for hidden hazards.
Move toward the centre of the road for a better view.

A hill crest can hide vehicles, cyclists, pedestrians, or obstacles. Reduce speed and stay in your lane.

Vehicle approaching the crest of a hill
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What should you do if you have taken drugs that may impair your driving?

67. What should you do if you have taken drugs that may impair your driving?

Drive only on familiar roads.
✓ Do not drive.
Drink coffee before driving.
Drive slowly and avoid motorways.

Drugs can impair judgement, coordination, concentration, and reaction time. Their effects can be unpredictable and may continue after you feel that the main effects have passed. Do not drive while impaired.

Drug impairment and the decision not to drive
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What should you do if traffic beyond a railway crossing is blocked?

68. What should you do if traffic beyond a railway crossing is blocked?

Enter the crossing and wait for traffic to move.
Stop on the tracks if no train is visible.
✓ Wait until there is enough space to clear the tracks completely.
Cross quickly before the warning signals activate.

Never enter a railway crossing unless you can clear the tracks completely. If traffic ahead is blocked, wait before the crossing so you cannot become trapped on the railway.

Congested traffic beyond a railway crossing
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Which vehicle type is mainly associated with driving licence A?

69. Which vehicle type is mainly associated with driving licence A?

Moped.
Truck.
✓ Motorcycle.
Bus.

Driving licence A is mainly associated with motorcycles. Category A1 covers lighter motorcycles, A2 covers medium-powered motorcycles, and A covers more powerful motorcycles.

Driving licence card for category A
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What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

70. What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

Front windscreen demister.
Rear window demister.
✓ Air conditioning.
Air recirculation.

The A/C symbol controls the vehicle's air-conditioning system. Air conditioning can cool and dehumidify the air inside the vehicle, which can also help clear mist from the windows.

Air-conditioning control with the A/C symbol
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What should you do if you notice an unfamiliar fluid underneath your vehicle?

71. What should you do if you notice an unfamiliar fluid underneath your vehicle?

Wait until the vehicle develops another problem.
Assume a small leak is harmless condensation.
Top up the fluid levels and continue driving.
✓ Do not ignore it. Identify the fluid and arrange an inspection if necessary.

Clear water from air conditioning can be normal, but oil, coolant, fuel, transmission fluid, or brake fluid may indicate a fault requiring urgent attention.

Fluid leaking underneath a parked vehicle
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What should you do if your vehicle breaks down inside a road tunnel?

72. What should you do if your vehicle breaks down inside a road tunnel?

Reverse toward the tunnel entrance if traffic is light.
Leave the vehicle and walk along the road to find help.
✓ Move aside if possible, use hazard lights, and call for assistance.
Stay in the traffic lane and wait without using hazard lights.

If possible, stop in an emergency bay or another safe place and use the hazard lights. Contact tunnel control using an emergency telephone or other available assistance system, and follow the tunnel signs and instructions.

Broken-down vehicle inside a road tunnel
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Why should you not drive too close behind another vehicle?

73. Why should you not drive too close behind another vehicle?

✓ You may not have enough time to stop.
It increases tyre pressure.
It makes your steering less responsive.
It causes the vehicle ahead to use more fuel.

Driving too close, or tailgating, reduces the time and space available to react and increases the risk of a rear-end collision. Use defensive driving and keep a safe following distance.

Vehicle tailgating the traffic ahead
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Who is responsible for staying safe when crossing the road?

74. Who is responsible for staying safe when crossing the road?

✓ Everyone using the road.
Only the road user without priority.
Only drivers when pedestrians have priority.
Only pedestrians once they enter the road.

Road safety is a shared responsibility. Pedestrians, drivers, and cyclists all need to stay alert and follow the rules.

Pedestrians and traffic sharing a road crossing
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What should you check after fitting a wheel?

75. What should you check after fitting a wheel?

✓ That the wheel nuts are tightened correctly.
That the wheel nuts are covered by the trim.
That the jack remains partly under the vehicle.
That the wheel can move slightly on the hub.

After fitting a wheel, make sure the wheel nuts are tightened correctly using the manufacturer's specified procedure and torque. Incorrectly tightened wheel nuts can loosen or damage the wheel. Recheck them later if the vehicle or wheel manufacturer recommends it.

Checking wheel nuts after fitting a wheel
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What should you do if another road user makes a mistake?

76. What should you do if another road user makes a mistake?

Keep your course and expect them to correct their mistake.
✓ Stay calm and avoid creating more danger.
Immediately overtake them to get past the situation.
Drive closer so they notice your presence.

Road users can make mistakes. Staying calm and reacting safely helps prevent crashes.

Driver responding to another road user's mistake
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Where should the top of the head restraint normally be positioned?

77. Where should the top of the head restraint normally be positioned?

✓ Approximately level with the top of the head.
Level with the shoulders.
Behind the neck only.
As low as possible.

The head restraint should normally be adjusted so that its top is approximately level with the top of the head. This helps reduce the risk of neck injury in a collision.

Adjusting the head restraint to head height
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What should you do if a pedestrian is crossing slowly?

78. What should you do if a pedestrian is crossing slowly?

Sound your horn to encourage them to cross faster.
Move forward slowly to show that you are waiting.
Pass as soon as they have cleared your part of the road.
✓ Wait patiently and let them finish crossing.

Some pedestrians may need more time to cross. Stay patient, keep a safe distance, and do not pressure them.

Pedestrian crossing the road slowly
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What should you do before leaving a motorway?

79. What should you do before leaving a motorway?

Wait until the exit begins before checking your mirrors.
Cross several lanes at the last moment.
Signal only after entering the exit lane.
✓ Check your mirrors, signal in good time, and enter the exit lane safely.

Plan your exit early, move into the correct lane safely, and reduce speed after entering the exit road where appropriate.

Vehicle preparing to take a motorway exit
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Does the priority-to-the-right rule apply in Greece?

80. Does the priority-to-the-right rule apply in Greece?

✓ Yes.
No.

In Greece, the priority-to-the-right rule generally applies at uncontrolled intersections.

Vehicle approaching a junction from the right
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What is the main purpose of a motorway emergency lane or hard shoulder?

81. What is the main purpose of a motorway emergency lane or hard shoulder?

For driving when the motorway is busy.
✓ For emergencies and breakdowns.
For allowing faster vehicles to pass.
For overtaking slow-moving traffic.

A motorway emergency lane or hard shoulder is primarily intended for emergencies and breakdowns, not normal driving. In some places it may be opened temporarily as a traffic lane when signs or signals specifically permit this.

Motorway hard shoulder beside the traffic lanes
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What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

82. What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

Mirror adjustment.
Steering-wheel adjustment.
Lumbar support.
✓ Seat adjustment.

This control adjusts the position of the seat. Depending on the vehicle, it may move the seat forwards or backwards, raise or lower it, or change the backrest angle.

Control for adjusting the driver's seat
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What colour is normally used for the centre line separating opposing traffic in Greece?

83. What colour is normally used for the centre line separating opposing traffic in Greece?

✓ White.
Yellow.

Roads in Greece normally use a white centre line to separate traffic travelling in opposite directions.

Centre-line markings separating opposing traffic
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Why should heavy items be placed low and evenly distributed?

84. Why should heavy items be placed low and evenly distributed?

To increase the available luggage space.
To reduce wear on the engine.
To make the steering lighter.
✓ To help keep the vehicle stable.

A high or uneven load can make the vehicle unstable, especially during braking, cornering, or sudden steering.

Heavy luggage positioned low in a vehicle
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What should you do before driving down a long, steep hill?

85. What should you do before driving down a long, steep hill?

Coast in neutral to save fuel.
Rely mainly on continuous braking to control speed.
✓ Reduce speed and select a suitable lower gear.
Select a higher gear to reduce engine resistance.

A lower gear helps control your speed and reduces the amount of continuous braking needed on a long descent.

Vehicle approaching a long, steep descent
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What should you consider before selecting a lower gear in a manual vehicle?

86. What should you consider before selecting a lower gear in a manual vehicle?

Whether the steering wheel is centred.
✓ Whether the vehicle's speed is suitable for the lower gear.
Whether the headlights are switched on.
Whether the parking brake is applied.

Before selecting a lower gear, make sure the vehicle's speed is suitable for that gear. Selecting too low a gear at excessive speed can cause harsh engine braking and place unnecessary stress on the drivetrain.

Selecting a lower gear in a manual vehicle
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What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

87. What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

Window lock.
Central door locking.
✓ Child safety lock.
Mirror adjustment.

This control activates the child safety lock. It helps prevent a rear door from being opened from inside the vehicle, depending on the vehicle and system design.

Child safety lock control and symbol
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Why should a front passenger keep their feet off the dashboard?

88. Why should a front passenger keep their feet off the dashboard?

✓ It can greatly increase the risk of injury if the airbag deploys.
It can prevent the passenger airbag from deploying.
It can prevent the engine from cooling properly.
It can interfere with the rear-view mirror.

A front airbag deploys very quickly and with considerable force. If a passenger has their feet or legs on the dashboard, airbag deployment can force their legs backwards and greatly increase the risk of serious injury. Passengers should sit normally with their feet in the footwell and wear their seat belts correctly. The driver should make sure everyone is seated and restrained safely before setting off.

Passenger resting their feet on the dashboard
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What should you do if your headlights fail while driving at night?

89. What should you do if your headlights fail while driving at night?

Follow another vehicle closely for visibility.
✓ Reduce speed and stop safely using any remaining lights or hazard lights.
Stop immediately in the traffic lane.
Continue slowly if the road is well lit.

Without effective headlights, you may not see hazards and other road users may not see you. Stop in a safe location as soon as possible.

Vehicle with failed headlights at night
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Why should you leave extra space when passing road workers?

90. Why should you leave extra space when passing road workers?

✓ They may be working close to moving traffic.
Road workers always have priority over passing traffic.
To avoid damaging temporary road markings.
Road workers are protected by the construction barriers.

Workers may be only a short distance from passing vehicles. Reduce speed and leave as much safe space as possible.

Vehicle passing workers close to the road
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What is the minimum age for a standard car driving licence in Greece?

91. What is the minimum age for a standard car driving licence in Greece?

17 years.
✓ 18 years.
21 years.
16 years.

The minimum age for a standard car driving licence in Greece is 18 years.

Minimum age for obtaining a car driving licence
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

92. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

✓ Dipped headlights.
Main beam.
Front fog lights.
Rear fog lights.

This symbol indicates that the dipped headlights are switched on. Dipped headlights illuminate the road ahead while limiting glare for other road users.

Dipped-headlight symbol on the dashboard
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Why is it dangerous to cross while listening to loud music?

93. Why is it dangerous to cross while listening to loud music?

Music can make you lose your balance.
It makes you walk more slowly across the road.
Drivers may not hear you crossing.
✓ You may not hear approaching traffic.

Loud music can reduce your awareness of vehicles, bicycles, horns, and other warning sounds.

Pedestrian listening to music while crossing the road
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What is the minimum licence for a 125 cm³, 11 kW motorcycle at 0.1 kW/kg?

94. What is the minimum licence for a 125 cm³, 11 kW motorcycle at 0.1 kW/kg?

✓ Licence A1.
Licence A.
Licence B.
Licence AM.

Category A1 covers motorcycles with an engine capacity not exceeding 125 cm³, power not exceeding 11 kW, and a power-to-weight ratio not exceeding 0.1 kW/kg.

125 cm³ motorcycle for category A1
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What should you do if a direction indicator does not cancel after a turn?

95. What should you do if a direction indicator does not cancel after a turn?

Press the horn.
Switch on the hazard warning lights.
✓ Return the indicator control to its neutral position.
Leave it flashing until the next turn.

Direction indicators often cancel automatically after a turn, but if an indicator remains on, return the indicator control to its neutral position so you do not mislead other road users.

Returning the indicator stalk to its neutral position
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You must stop at a red traffic light.

96. You must stop at a red traffic light.

✓ True.
False.

A red traffic light means you must stop and wait until it is allowed to proceed.

Vehicle stopped at a red traffic light
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How should pets be carried safely in a vehicle?

97. How should pets be carried safely in a vehicle?

On the driver's lap if they remain calm.
Free to move around during short journeys.
✓ Securely restrained so they cannot distract the driver or move dangerously.
Loose on the front passenger seat.

A pet moving freely inside a vehicle can distract the driver and may be thrown around during sudden braking or a collision. Use a suitable carrier, harness, barrier, or other secure restraint appropriate for the animal and vehicle.

Pet travelling inside a vehicle
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Why should you avoid overtaking when approaching a pedestrian crossing?

98. Why should you avoid overtaking when approaching a pedestrian crossing?

Crossing markings can make lane changes more difficult.
Vehicles use more braking distance near crossings.
✓ A pedestrian may be hidden by the vehicle ahead.
The road surface is usually more slippery near crossings.

A vehicle slowing or stopping near a pedestrian crossing may be hiding someone who is crossing. Overtaking could put you directly into the pedestrian's path.

Vehicles approaching a pedestrian crossing
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Which factors can increase a vehicle's stopping distance?

99. Which factors can increase a vehicle's stopping distance?

Having a full fuel tank and adjusted mirrors.
Lower speed, dry roads, and good tyres.
✓ Higher speed, slower reactions, poor grip, and vehicle condition.
Driving in a lower gear and using the indicators.

Stopping distance can increase because of higher speed, slower driver reactions, reduced tyre grip, poor weather or road conditions, worn tyres, weak brakes, or a heavier vehicle. Both the driver's reaction distance and the vehicle's braking distance can be affected.

Road and vehicle conditions affecting stopping distance
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What should you do if visibility is reduced by fog?

100. What should you do if visibility is reduced by fog?

Use hazard lights instead of normal headlights.
Maintain normal speed if the road markings are visible.
✓ Slow down and use the correct lights.
Follow the vehicle ahead closely as a guide.

Fog makes it harder to see and be seen. Reduce speed, increase following distance, and use the correct lights.

Fog reducing visibility on a road
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