Q
When roads are wet or icy in New York, what should a CDL driver do?
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ASlow down and increase following distance
BDrive the same speed as dry roads
CUse cruise control to maintain speed
Detailed Explanation
Poor traction increases stopping distance and skid risk. Slower speeds and more space improve safety.
Correct Answer: Slow down and increase following distance
Reviewed by Baha Mustafa, CDL holder, against official CDL manuals and FMCSA rules.
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