Revision question · Band 1 road procedure

What should you do when you're driving in poor visibility?

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Make sure you can stop within your thinking distance

Use your vehicle's sidelights to reduce the glare for other drivers

Use the tail lights of other vehicles as a guide

Make sure you can stop within the distance you can see to be clear

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It's more difficult to judge speed and distance in conditions of poor visibility, when shapes or outlines can become less distinct and potentially more confusing. You must always be able to stop in the distance that you can see to be clear.

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Rule 126Highway Code rule · Avoid unnecessary fog travel, leave time, reduce speed and remain able to stop within the visible distance.Rule 226Highway Code rule · Avoid unnecessary fog travel, leave time, reduce speed and remain able to stop within the visible distance.Rule 235Highway Code rule · Avoid unnecessary fog travel, leave time, reduce speed and remain able to stop within the visible distance.

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