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What should you do if fog becomes too thick to continue safely?
Correct answer: Pull completely off the road at a safe place and turn on emergency flashers.
Why
When visibility is inadequate, leave the traveled way rather than continuing beyond what can be seen safely.
Verified against Maryland Driver's Manual · Severe fog · p. 28
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