Delaware Driver Education State Practice Test

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What makes driving in the fall potentially dangerous?

  1. Heavy rain

  2. Leaves on the road

  3. Reduced daylight

  4. Snow

The correct answer is: Leaves on the road

Driving in the fall can become particularly hazardous due to leaves accumulating on the road. When wet, these leaves can create a slippery surface similar to ice, reducing tire traction and increasing stopping distances. Additionally, leaves can obscure road markings and potholes, posing further risks to drivers who may not be aware of the road conditions. While other factors like heavy rain and reduced daylight also contribute to driving hazards in the fall, the specific challenge posed by leaves on the road is particularly relevant during this season and can catch drivers off guard if they are not mindful of how it affects vehicle control.

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