Question 4277
When driving in adverse weather conditions...
- fatigue is less likely to occur.
- it is not necessary to rest.
- it is necessary to rest more frequently.
Show answer and explanation
Correct answer: it is necessary to rest more frequently.
In rain, fog, or snow, you have to concentrate harder and driving takes more effort, so fatigue sets in sooner. That is why you should take breaks more often than usual. Bad weather does not delay fatigue or remove the need for breaks.