Under which circumstances should you slow down your driving?
- Correct answer: When your vehicle or any passerby and property are at risk.
- When passing under a bridge.
- In a two-way roadway having 4 lanes.
- When entering an acceleration lane.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: When your vehicle or any passerby and property are at risk.
The law requires you to slow down, and stop if necessary, whenever danger to your vehicle, to other road users or to property can be expected. Your speed must always suit the road conditions and the hazards ahead. Passing under a bridge or driving on a four-lane two-way road does not in itself require slowing down, and in an acceleration lane you actually speed up to merge into traffic.