Car permit · Night and weather
Strong winds are whipping a cloud of dust across the freeway, and you can barely see ahead. Along with reducing your speed, what should you switch on?
Correct answer: Your headlights.
Answer options
- AYour headlights Correct
- BYour interior dome light
- CYour parking lights
Why
Blowing dust can cut visibility to almost nothing within seconds. Driving slower gives you more time to react, and headlights help other drivers see you; parking lights alone are not meant for driving.
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Topic: Night and weather License: Car permit
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