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Freeway and HOV drivingStandalone practice
Under which condition should you NEVER use your vehicle's cruise control on a freeway?
A neutral speed-control gauge symbol labelled Cruise control. No road, traffic or weather condition and no activation state is shown.
Correct answer: In heavy traffic or on wet or icy roads
Why
Cruise control should not be used in poor weather or heavy traffic. In wet conditions, it can cause your wheels to spin out of control if you hydroplane, and in heavy traffic, you need full manual control over your speed.
Verified against The Official Ministry of Transportation (MTO) Driver’s Handbook · Freeway and HOV driving · p. 77, 81
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