Under Puerto Rico law, when must you turn on your headlights at the end of the day?

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Why

Puerto Rico requires headlights, taillights, and other mandatory lamps to be on from sunset onward, and also whenever visibility is too poor to drive safely. Unlike states that allow a 30-minute window after sunset, Puerto Rico gives no extra time.

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Topic: Night and weather   License: Car permit

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• Puerto Rico: State Practice Set

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• Puerto Rico

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