Two factors the driver cannot control in risk management are the roadway and environment.?

True or FalseTwo factors the driver cannot control in risk management are the roadway and environment.?
I would say that would be true. We also can't control the 'other' driver.Two factors the driver cannot control in risk management are the roadway and environment.?
True
sounds true to me...are you using us to do your driver's ed homework?
To me, this statement is, clearly FALSE.





A driver is responisble to compensate for such risk factors, usually by slowing down when ANY risk factor is added, such as weather, roadway, traffic, darkness, construction, etc.





That is how the added risk is managed. Slower speed means more time to react to the situations that may be presented in such conditions.





If your teachers give you any argument about this, tell them Vince M gave you this answer.





I will also add this, for further discussion. In ANY situation where the driver cannot control risk, he should not be driving. Examples: Zero visibility, Exhaustion or lack of sleep, intoxication, the vehicles completely unsound mechanical condition.
true
As the question is asked, the answer is True but obviously it is up to every driver to minimise whatever risks there may be by careful and sensible driving in accordance with prevailing conditions.
the other driver