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A sudden downpour is so heavy that you can barely see the road ahead, even with your wipers on high. What should you do?
A is on a two-way road in a heavy downpour. Rain obscures the view ahead and a clear shoulder lies to the right.
Correct answer: Pull off the road at a safe place and wait until the weather clears.
Why
Heavy rain, a snowstorm, or thick fog can cut your view so much that no speed is safe. Move your vehicle completely off the traveled road, away from traffic, before you stop. Keep your headlights on whenever rain, fog, or snow reduces visibility, so that others can see you.
Verified against Montana Driver Manual English · Rain, fog, or snow · p. 73, 47
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