Head lights

When should you use low-beam headlights?

• Only during daylight hours

• On clear nights with no traffic

• During rain, fog, or low visibility conditions

• Only when your high beams fail

. What is the main reason to switch from high-beam to low-beam headlights when approaching another vehicle?

• To save battery

• To avoid blinding the other driver

• To avoid using too much light

• Because low-beams are more stylish

High-beam headlights should only be used:

• In parking lots

• On well-lit city streets

• On rural roads with no oncoming traffic

• Anytime after sunset

When is it illegal or unsafe to use high-beams?

• When driving under 25 mph

• In heavy traffic or fog

• While using cruise control

• On the freeway at night

Emergency (hazard) lights should be used:

• To indicate a left turn

• During normal highway driving

• When your car breaks down or you're stopped unexpectedly

• When you're trying to pass someone

What do emergency lights signal to other drivers?

• That you’re changing lanes

• That you are traveling below the speed limit

• That your vehicle is stopped or slowing due to an emergency

• That your lights are broken

Which of the following is a situation where you should NOT use high-beam headlights?

• Driving in heavy fog

• Driving on a dark country road

• Driving on a mountain pass at night

• Driving with no streetlights

What is the best action to take when approaching another vehicle from behind at night while using high beams?

• Turn off your lights completely

• Honk to warn them

• Switch to low beams to avoid glare

• Flash your high beams at them

What do low-beam headlights provide?

• A short-range light with a wide angle to reduce glare

• Maximum illumination in all weather

• Lighting that turns automatically on and off

• A long-range light that focuses directly ahead

Using hazard lights while driving in heavy rain is:

• Recommended in all states

• Always legal and encouraged

• Illegal in many places and potentially confusing to other drivers

• Safer than using low-beams