What must a driver do when their view is obstructed?

When a driver's view is obstructed, the most appropriate and responsible action is to stop and remove the obstruction. This ensures that the driver has a clear and unobstructed view of the road and surrounding environment, which is critical for safe driving. Continuing to drive with an obstructed view can lead to dangerous situations, as the driver may not see pedestrians, other vehicles, or traffic signals clearly.

Removing the obstruction allows the driver to proceed safely and minimizes the risks associated with impaired visibility. While using caution, proceeding slowly, or seeking assistance may seem like reasonable alternatives, they do not address the core issue of visibility. By removing the obstruction, the driver is taking direct action to rectify the situation rather than relying on precautions that may not be sufficient to ensure safety on the road.