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Driving in Challenging Conditions
Driving in Challenging Conditions
Curriculum
4 Sections
12 Lessons
10 Weeks
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Techniques for driving in snow, fog, rain, and high altitudes
4
1.1
Driving in Snow
1.2
Driving in Fog
1.3
Driving in Rain
1.4
Driving in High Altitudes
Adapting to narrow lanes, roundabouts, and mountain roads
4
2.1
Driving Through Narrow Lanes
2.2
Navigating Roundabouts Safely
2.3
Handling Mountain Roads and Steep Passes
2.4
Using GPS and Road Signage for Route Selection
Safety in tunnels and bridges under varying regulations
4
3.1
Understanding Tunnel Safety Regulation
3.2
Bridge Load Limits and Structural Safety
3.3
Navigating Hazardous Cargo Restrictions
3.4
Emergency Preparedness in Tunnels and on Bridges
Quiz
1
4.1
Quiz
10 Questions
Using GPS and Road Signage for Route Selection
Smart GPS systems and local signage help drivers avoid unsuitable roads and plan safe routes through complex terrain.
Hungary’s HU-GO system flags restricted roads for trucks over 3.5 tons.
Germany’s Toll Collect system integrates with GPS to avoid banned mountain passes.
Road signs indicate gradient, width, and clearance limits—must be read and followed.
GPS rerouting helps avoid congestion or construction zones in hilly areas.
Drivers must verify route legality before entering historic or protected zones.
Purpose for Training:
To train drivers in interpreting signage, using GPS filters, and selecting legal and safe routes across varied terrain.
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