Question

A dirt or gravel road can be dangerous because _______. A. your tires are more likely to be punctured B. there can be gravel or dust kicked back onto your windshield C. it means you're off the GPS network, which is dangerous D. it’s possible for rocks to break your rear windows

Answer 1

Answer:

B. There can be gravel or dust kicked back onto your windshield

Explanation:

Gravel roads are unpaved roads covered with gravel, often encountered in rural areas. Regardless of whether the unpaved road is covered by dirt, mixed gravel, peat gravel or rock, driving on it represents a challenge for multiple reasons.

One of them is that gravel or dust can get kicked back onto your windshield and reduce your vision or even chip your windshield. It is particularly dangerous if the chip isn't treated in time and starts spreading, additionally worsening your view range.

Your tires are not at risk, and neither are your rear windows. The GPS network is not related to gravel roads in any way, so option C is incorrect.

Overall, the best way to prevent the damage to your vehicle is to slow down and be additionally careful about potholes, turns, and animals.