In the evening, at what point does the law require your headlights to be on? (State Practice Set)

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Why

The headlight requirement begins 30 minutes after sunset, when fading daylight makes it harder for others to see you. Also turn them on at any hour when rain, snow, or fog limits visibility.

About this question

Topic: Night and weather   License: Car permit

Part of these practice sets:

• Alabama: State Practice Set
• Arkansas: State Practice Set
• Connecticut: State Practice Set
• District of Columbia: State Practice Set
• Georgia: State Practice Set
• Hawaii: Road Rules
• Kentucky: State Practice Set
• Massachusetts: State Practice Set
• Michigan: Road Rules
• Missouri: State Practice Set
• New Hampshire: Road Rules
• New Jersey: Road Rules
• New Mexico: Road Rules
• Nevada: Road Rules
• New York: Road Rules
• Oklahoma: Road Rules
• South Carolina: State Practice Set
• Tennessee: State Practice Set
• Texas: Road Rules
• Washington: Road Rules
• Wisconsin: Road Rules

Where it applies: Used in practice sets for:

• Alabama
• Arkansas
• Connecticut
• District of Columbia
• Georgia
• Hawaii
• Kentucky
• Massachusetts
• Michigan
• Missouri
• New Hampshire
• New Jersey
• New Mexico
• Nevada
• New York
• Oklahoma
• South Carolina
• Tennessee
• Texas
• Washington
• Wisconsin

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