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#1. Which of the following is a safe practice regarding headlights?
Proper use of high and low beams maximizes visibility while minimizing glare for others.
#2. What mindset should teens adopt regarding high and low beams?
Awareness of when to use each beam type improves safety for both the driver and others on the road.
#3. How should teens handle unfamiliar or poorly lit roads at night?
Alternating between high and low beams ensures safe visibility and prevents accidents.
#4. When should you switch from high beams to low beams?
Low beams reduce glare for other drivers and are safer in traffic or city lighting.
#5. What is the primary purpose of high beams?
High beams provide maximum forward visibility when no vehicles are nearby.
#6. True or False: Headlight glare from high beams only affects the other driver’s eyes.
Glare can affect your own vision by reflecting off wet roads, signs, or obstacles.
#7. True or False: Low beams are only for night driving.
Low beams can be used in low-visibility conditions such as rain, fog, or dusk.
#8. What is the safe distance to switch from high beams when an oncoming car appears?
Dimming your lights prevents blinding the other driver and maintains safety for both vehicles.
#9. True or False: You can leave high beams on when driving behind another car.
High beams can blind the driver ahead; always switch to low beams when following.
#10. True or False: You should use high beams in fog.
High beams reflect off fog, rain, or snow and create glare, reducing visibility.
