Rain, snow, or shine, different types of weather can have a big impact on driving safety. This is why it’s extremely critical for new drivers to learn how to drive in all types of weather.
When it’s raining, it’s important to reduce your speed and increase your following distance. You should always assume a wet road is slick, which makes it harder to stop. When it snows, you’ll be safer driving slower and give yourself extra time to brake. In some cases winter weather might require you to add specific tires, or even chains, to maintain control on icy roads. When driving in intense winds, it’s important to be aware of oversized trucks and buses that might veer into you.
West Virginia Driving Conditions Test
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More West Virginia Drivers Tests
We have put together ten additional tests to help you practice for your West Virginia Driver’s License. Click below and get practicing!
- West Virginia Alcohol and Drugs Test
- West Virginia Defensive Driving Test
- West Virginia Driving Conditions Test (current page)
- West Virginia Intersections Test
- West Virginia Managing Traffic Test
- West Virginia Parking Test
- West Virginia Road Signs Test 1
- West Virginia Road Signs Test 2
- West Virginia Road Signs Test 3
- West Virginia Sharing the Road Test
