Revision question · Safety margins

What's the main benefit of driving a four-wheel-drive vehicle?

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Improved grip on the road

Lower fuel consumption

Shorter stopping distances

Improved passenger comfort

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Improved grip on the roadThis was the right answer

By driving all four wheels, the vehicle has maximum grip on the road. This grip is especially helpful when travelling on slippery or uneven surfaces. However, having four-wheel drive doesn't replace the skills you need to drive safely.

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Four driven wheels and tractionReviewed guidance summary · The manufacturer explains the four-wheel traction benefit actually asked about.

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