You are required to turn on your headlights whenever you cannot see other vehicles at a distance of:

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Why

Headlights are required whenever poor light or bad weather keeps you from seeing people and vehicles 1,000 feet ahead. Using them then helps you see the road and helps other drivers see you.

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Topic: Night and weather   License: Car permit

Part of these practice sets:

• Alaska: Road Rules
• California: Road Rules
• Colorado: State Practice Set
• Delaware: Road Rules
• Illinois: Road Rules
• Kansas: Road Rules
• Maryland: State Practice Set
• Maine: Road Rules
• North Dakota: Road Rules
• Nevada: Road Rules
• New York: Road Rules
• Ohio: State Practice Set
• Oklahoma: Road Rules
• Oregon: Road Rules
• Pennsylvania: Road Rules
• Texas: Road Rules
• Utah: Road Rules
• Washington: Road Rules
• Wyoming: Road Rules

Where it applies: Used in practice sets for:

• Alaska
• California
• Colorado
• Delaware
• Illinois
• Kansas
• Maryland
• Maine
• North Dakota
• Nevada
• New York
• Ohio
• Oklahoma
• Oregon
• Pennsylvania
• Texas
• Utah
• Washington
• Wyoming

Practice the whole set

This question is part of Road Rules (32 questions). Take the full set and check your score.

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