What should you do when driving with an obstructed view?

When driving with an obstructed view, the best course of action is to proceed cautiously and ensure that your view is clear before moving. This approach prioritizes safety and helps prevent accidents. If your view is obstructed, it means you may not be able to see traffic signs, signals, pedestrians, or other vehicles, all of which are critical for safe navigation.

Taking the time to ensure that your view is clear allows you to assess the road conditions properly and make informed driving decisions. This includes checking for other road users and understanding potential hazards that could lead to accidents. By being cautious, you are actively working to maintain safety for yourself and for others sharing the road.

Other options, such as accelerating to get through quickly, ignoring the obstruction, or honking to alert other drivers, do not effectively address the risk of driving with an obstructed view and can significantly increase the likelihood of a collision or other dangerous situations.