Theory test
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The temperature is 2°C and it is splashing under the car. For what road conditions should you adapt your turn out onto the intersecting road?
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Since it is plus degrees and slashing under the car, slush is the most likely weather condition.
In the event of sudden icy conditions, it does not splash under the car since the surface freezes to ice.
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