Car permit · Night and weather
In which of these situations must your headlights be on?
Correct answer: All of these are correct.
Answer options
- AHalf an hour before sunrise
- BWhen bad weather makes it hard to see
- CFrom the moment the sun sets
- DAll of these are correct Correct
Why
Under a rule that calls for headlights between sunset and sunrise, they must go on as the sun sets and must still be on half an hour before sunrise, because it is not yet daylight. They are also required whenever rain, fog, snow, or other bad weather limits how far you can see.
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