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You drive on a two-lane highway with a 55 mph limit. Dense fog lets you see only about 150 feet ahead. What does Ohio law require you to do?

A drives on a two-lane road where dense fog makes the lane markings disappear ahead. The card gives approximately 150 feet of visibility and a 55 mph posted limit. No stopping mark is shown in the question.

A drives on a two-lane road where dense fog makes the lane markings disappear ahead. The card gives approximately 150 feet of visibility and a 55 mph posted limit. No stopping mark is shown in the question.

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