Car permit · Night and weather
Under Puerto Rico law, until what point in the morning must your headlights stay on?
Correct answer: Until sunrise.
Answer options
- AUntil half an hour after sunrise
- BUntil half an hour before sunrise
- CUntil sunrise Correct
Why
Puerto Rico requires headlights from sunset through sunrise, as well as whenever visibility is poor. The law allows no early cutoff before dawn, so the lights must remain on until the sun has risen.
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