Which of the following occurrences are *LEAST* likely to present danger to other road users as a direct result of John needing to go off road?

Explanation: • Rocks etc. could become stuck between double wheels: No, a driver leaving a construction site or other rough off-road site should check that no stones etc. are lodged between any double wheels. This is quite likely.
• Tyres could be cut by exposed rocks or broken construction materials: No, in off-road conditions tyres are *much* more likely to suffer damage and need therefore need to be checked on a more regular basis.
• Mud could be left on the road: No, mud on the road would be very likely to present a severe hazard to other road users, particularly cyclists and motorcyclists.
• The horn may fail to work: Correct, it is very unlikely the horn would fail simply as a result of the need to drive off-road.

Category: CPC Case Studies: Risk Factors