Which statements about the risk profile of agricultural traffic are correct according to the book? (multiple answers possible)
- The driver of a tractor with a high-loaded trailer can usually see you well in his mirrors
- ✓ Attached implements are often wider than the tractor itself
- ✓ The driver is often young and inexperienced
- ✓ Lighting, indicators and brake lights do not always work
- ✓ Mud and falling cargo can make the road surface slippery
Correct answer: Attached implements are often wider than the tractor itself; The driver is often young and inexperienced; Lighting, indicators and brake lights do not always work; Mud and falling cargo can make the road surface slippery
Explanation
False
Why learners get this wrong
- Behind a tractor with a high-loaded trailer one thing is certain: the driver does NOT see you — wait patiently for free space
Topic: Agricultural vehicles, riders and livestock
Read the rule: Core: Agricultural vehicles, riders and livestock
Sections
- Challenge: Agricultural vehicles, riders and livestock
- The model: Agricultural vehicles, riders and livestock
- Core: Agricultural vehicles, riders and livestock
- Why it matters: Agricultural vehicles, riders and livestock
- Active recall: Agricultural vehicles, riders and livestock
- Teach back: Agricultural vehicles, riders and livestock
- Memory hook: Agricultural vehicles, riders and livestock