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Weather and emergency strategiesStandalone practice
What should you do if visibility becomes too poor to continue?
Correct answer: Stop in a safe place off the road and wait
Why
If visibility becomes too poor for safe progress, slow carefully and reach a safe stopping place that does not block the roadway. Wait until conditions permit safe driving; do not use another vehicle's tail lights as your only guide.
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