Driving-related clues will not change as you drive in different environments.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Sometimes
• D. Not applicable

Answer: (B)

Clues you rely on while driving aren’t fixed—they change with the environment. The world around you alters what you can see, hear, and predict, so the cues that signal hazards evolve as you move from city streets to rural roads, or from daylight into dusk or night, and from dry pavement to rain or snow. In different environments you’ll encounter different signs, pedestrians, road surfaces, lighting, and potential hazards. That means you must continually adjust what you look for and how you respond—slow down in rain or fog, increase following distance at night, watch for wildlife on rural roads, and heed construction zone signs that can appear suddenly. Because of these varying conditions, driving-related clues do change with the environment.