Car permit · Night and weather
When does Puerto Rico law require you to have your headlights on while driving?
Correct answer: From sunset on, and whenever visibility is poor.
Answer options
- AOnly starting 30 minutes after sunset
- BFrom sunset on, and whenever visibility is poor Correct
- COnly when it rains
Why
Puerto Rico law calls for headlights from sunset to sunrise, and also any time fog, heavy rain, or similar conditions make it hard to see. There is no 30-minute allowance after sunset, and rain is just one of several situations that call for lights.
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