What action should you take when an aircraft passes during limited visibility?

• A. Continue on your course
• B. Pull over out of the way and turn on parking lights and wait
• C. Speed up to clear the area
• D. Shout to warn other workers

Answer: (B)

When visibility is limited, you must yield to the aircraft and get out of their path. Pulling over to the side, turning on parking lights, and waiting signals that you are stationary and not obstructing the aircraft. This helps the pilot see you and pass safely without you in the way. Continuing on your course or speeding up could put you in the aircraft’s path, and shouting to warn others isn’t reliable or appropriate in this setting. Wait until the aircraft has passed, then resume with caution.