When driving under adverse weather conditions...
A)Fatigue is less likely to appear.
B)It is not necessary to rest.
C)It is necessary to rest more frequently.Correct
# Driving in Adverse Weather Conditions
When you drive under adverse weather conditions (rain, snow, fog, etc.), concentration and physical effort increase significantly, which accelerates the onset of fatigue. For this reason, it is essential to take more frequent breaks to maintain road safety and avoid accidents caused by tiredness. Resting regularly allows you to recover the concentration and reflexes necessary to drive safely.