One of the most difficult question, in the official theory driving tests is about „reduced visibility“.
- So do we know what is the difference between „reduced visibility“ and „limited visibility“?
- What driving rules should be applied in conditions of reduced visibility?
- What driving rules should be applied in case of limited visibility?
Reduced visibility
„Driving in fog, rain, heavy snow, dusk or hail can greatly reduce driver’s visibility“ .
 reduced visibility due fog |
 reduced visibility due heavy snow |
 reduced visibility due dust |
 reduced visibility due dusk |
Driving rules in reduced visibility conditions and hight reduced visibility below 50 m.
https://www.gemplers.com/docs/tailgate-training-tip-sheets/87-driving-visibility-en.pdf
Limited visibility
„Limited visibility“ occur in conditions of steep, hill, turns and other obstacles that can obstruct the visibility of the driver.
 limited visibility due steep and turn (hairpin bend) |
 limited visibility due turn (hairpin bend) |
 limited visibility due steep, hill |
 limited visibility due obstacle (big truck) on the road |
 limited visibility due to specific road turn |
Driving rules in limited visibility conditions.
Driving rules in reduced visibility conditions.