You are driving on a section of road where a traffic jam has been reported. What is the right course of action?

You answered correctly by selecting both answer 1 (continue to follow the traffic reports) and answer 2 (take particular care when driving around bends and on the approach to summits).

When a traffic jam has been reported, it’s important to stay informed by listening to traffic reports. Conditions can change quickly, and updated information helps you adjust your route or be prepared for delays. Additionally, special caution is needed on bends and when approaching summits because you may not see the end of the traffic jam early enough. Reduced visibility and unexpected stops are common causes of rear-end collisions in these situations.

Applying the emergency brake assist (answer 3) is not a standard preventive measure. Emergency braking should only be used if there is suddenly a direct danger, not as a routine reaction to reported traffic jams. Being alert, reducing speed, and staying informed are the safest approaches. This will help keep you and others safe in potential traffic jam situations.