[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":17},["ShallowReactive",2],{"question-1652":3},{"path":4,"question":5},"\u002Fquestions\u002Ftop-questions\u002Fwhich-of-the-following-statements-about-weaving-in-and-out-1652",{"id":6,"mode":7,"prompt":8,"correct":9,"options":11,"section":15,"explanation":16},1652,"single","Which of the following statements about weaving in and out of heavy traffic on the highway is correct?",[10],"a1",{"a1":12,"a2":13,"a3":14},"Causes more traffic congestion by slowing down other vehicles.","Causes more traffic congestion by speeding up other vehicles.","None of the above.","Top questions","Driving in Heavy Traffic.\n\nDrive slower in heavy traffic, so you can stop within the available stopping distance.\n\nAs a general rule, drive more slowly:\n\nIn parking lots and downtown areas.\n\nOn roads with heavy traffic.\n\nWhen you see the brake lights of several vehicles ahead of you.\n\nOver narrow bridges and through tunnels.\n\nThrough toll plazas.\n\nNear schools, playgrounds, and in residential areas.",1794237814758]