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Kentucky Class D Written Test Practice
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You leave dry pavement and enter a loose gravel road. How should you adjust?
Correct answer: Reduce speed and leave more following space
Why
Gravel and dirt can reduce traction. Slow down, increase following distance and expect the vehicle to skid more readily during braking. Make controlled adjustments rather than sudden steering or braking.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual and current primary authorities · Loose gravel traction · p. 77
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