You are transporting hazardous goods during winter. What should you do if road conditions deteriorate due to packed snow?

Your answer is correct. When transporting hazardous goods in winter and road conditions worsen due to packed snow, it is important first to ensure that no one else is endangered (option 1). This means you must drive carefully and avoid creating hazards for other road users. Secondly, you should look for the next suitable place to stop and park if necessary (option 2). Stopping safely allows you to assess the situation and wait until conditions improve, reducing the risk of accidents. The third option is incorrect because while transporting hazardous goods, intermediate stops are allowed if conditions require; safety takes priority over continuous driving without breaks. This rule helps prevent accidents and ensures the safety of everyone on the road.