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You turn off the pavement onto a dry, dusty gravel road. How should you change your driving?
Correct answer: Slow down, leave more room to stop, and turn on your low beams.
Why
Gravel roads can develop a washboard surface of bumps that makes steering and control harder. They are often narrow, with little or no shoulder and steep ditches. Watch for narrow bridge signs and be ready to stop for oncoming traffic.
Verified against Montana Driver Manual English · Adjusting to road conditions · p. 69
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