According to the RA Law on Ensuring Road Traffic Safety, the following is considered insufficient visibility:
The visibility distance of the road during the dark time of the day.
The visibility distance of the road in the settlements in the absence of artificial lighting of the roadway.
For fog, rain, snow and (or) road safety in other adverse weather conditions, road visibility and (or) visibility of the distance up to 300 meters.✓Correct answer
Explanation
Insufficient visibility is the condition in which fog, rain, snow, or another adverse circumstance limits sight along the road to 300 m or less. Darkness by itself, or the absence of street lighting in a settlement, does not supply the weather-and-distance definition stated here.