Question 5993
Does driving in fog, rain, or snow promote the onset of fatigue?
- Only when driving at night or in low-visibility conditions.
- No; when driving at a lower speed, fatigue takes longer to appear.
- Yes, because it requires a higher level of attention from the driver.
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Correct answer: Yes, because it requires a higher level of attention from the driver.
Yes. In fog, rain, or snow, you can't see as well and have to pay much closer attention. Even if you drive more slowly, that effort to stay alert tires you out sooner. In the image, there is snow along the edges of the road and it's foggy.