In Norwegian road safety and vehicle operation, why should cruise control (fartsholder) be switched off when driving on wet, snowy, or icy winter roads?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. May accelerate on slippery ice, inducing sudden skid
- Step 1: Cruise control cannot detect road friction; if the vehicle hits an icy patch or standing water, cruise control may continue applying torque, breaking traction and causing an uncontrollable spin. Answer: May accelerate on slippery ice, inducing sudden skid. Why not the others: the alternative options do not accurately reflect vehicle safety standards, statutory requirements, or physical mechanics under Norwegian road regulations.
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