Question 1338
Does speed affect a driver's ability to anticipate?
- No.
- It depends on road conditions.
- Yes, the higher the speed, the lower the ability to anticipate.
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Correct answer: Yes, the higher the speed, the lower the ability to anticipate.
As speed increases, there is less time to perceive what is happening, assess it, and respond. This reduces the ability to anticipate traffic situations.