Question: 2.1.05-004

4 Points

Licenses: A A1 A2 B

When is there a danger of underestimating your own speed?

Choose one or multiple correct answers

A. When the road is wide and there are no trees, buildings, fences etc. at the edge of the road
B. When you have already been driving at high speed for some time
C. When the roadside features (trees, houses, fences) are constantly changing

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Correct answer

A. When the road is wide and there are no trees, buildings, fences etc. at the edge of the road
B. When you have already been driving at high speed for some time

Comment

The danger of underestimating one's own driving speed comes into place when you made a long journey driving at high speed, for example on the highway. Even wide, clear roads quickly beguile you to drive at high speed. On the other hand, a changing roadside development has the opposite effect.