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Use of Horns and Headlights Test
01/23
1.Why is night driving more dangerous than driving during daylight hours?
Night driving is inherently more dangerous because the effective distance a driver can see in front of their vehicle is significantly diminished.
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Use of Horns and Headlights Test
02/23
2.What does it mean to over-drive your headlights?
Over-driving your headlights means traveling at a speed where you cannot react and stop safely within the distance illuminated by your headlights.
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02/23
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Use of Horns and Headlights Test
03/23
3.On the highway, if road conditions are poor or visibility is reduced, what speed should you maintain?
When road conditions are poor or visibility is reduced, you must adjust your speed to ensure you can stop safely within the range of your visible roadway.
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03/23
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Use of Horns and Headlights Test
04/23
4.When are motor vehicle headlights legally required to be turned on?
The law mandates that motor vehicle headlights be turned on during the period from sunset to sunrise, or at any time when visibility is limited.
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04/23
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Use of Horns and Headlights Test
05/23
5.What type of lights should not be used for driving in low light conditions?
Parking lights are designed strictly for parking and should not be used as driving lights in conditions of low visibility.
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05/23
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Use of Horns and Headlights Test
06/23
6.When driving in the city, which headlight beam should generally be used, except in unlighted areas where traffic permits?
For most city driving, you should use your low-beam headlights, reserving high beams for unlighted areas where traffic conditions allow.
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06/23
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Use of Horns and Headlights Test
07/23
7.When meeting an oncoming vehicle, at what distance should you dim your high beams to low beams?
The law requires you to dim your headlights from high to low beam when you are within 150 meters (500 feet) of an oncoming vehicle.
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07/23
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Use of Horns and Headlights Test
08/23
8.To avoid being blinded by oncoming headlights, where should you direct your vision?
To prevent being blinded by oncoming headlights, you should direct your gaze towards the right edge of the roadway.
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08/23
Use of Horns and Headlights Test
09/23
9.When following another vehicle, within what distance should you use your low-beam headlights?
When following another vehicle, you must switch to low beams when you are within 60 meters (200 feet) of it to prevent your bright lights from reflecting and blinding the driver ahead.
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Use of Horns and Headlights Test
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10.In difficult weather conditions such as rain, snow, or fog, which headlights should be used?
Low beams improve visibility in rain, snow, or fog while reducing glare that could reflect back and blind the driver.
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11.Is it advisable to pass other vehicles in extreme weather conditions?
Reduced visibility makes it harder to judge distance or oncoming traffic, increasing the risk during overtaking.
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12.If visibility becomes too poor to continue driving safely in difficult weather conditions, what action should be taken?
When visibility is severely limited, its safest to stop in a secure area and wait for conditions to improve.
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Use of Horns and Headlights Test
013/23
13.What should a driver do before entering a tunnel to help their eyes adjust to lower light levels?
Slowing down allows your eyes to adapt to the darker conditions inside the tunnel, enhancing safety.
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013/23
Use of Horns and Headlights Test
014/23
14.When driving through tunnels during the day, what is recommended?
This ensures maximum visibility in dimly lit tunnels and helps others see your vehicle more easily.
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Use of Horns and Headlights Test
015/23
15.To reduce glare from headlights of vehicles behind you at night, what adjustment should be made to your rearview mirror?
Most mirrors have a setting that reduces glare and makes nighttime driving more comfortable.
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Use of Horns and Headlights Test
016/23
16.During what specific time are headlights required to be used?
This regulation ensures your vehicle remains visible during hours of low natural light.
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016/23
Use of Horns and Headlights Test
017/23
17.Is it legal to drive at night using only parking lights or daytime running lights?
Night driving without proper headlights reduces your visibility to others and violates traffic laws.
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Use of Horns and Headlights Test
018/23
18.Within what distance of another vehicle (whether meeting or following) must high beam headlights be dimmed?
Dimming your high beams within this distance prevents blinding the other driver with excessive glare.
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019/23
19.Besides the required sunset/sunrise times, when else must headlights be used?
Any time visibility drops below 150 metresu2014due to fog, snow, or heavy rainu2014headlights must be turned on.
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020/23
20.When should you dip your headlights while driving at night?
Dipping your headlights within 150 metres prevents dazzling the oncoming driver and ensures safe visibility for both vehicles.
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020/23
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021/23
21.Why is it important to dip your headlights when following another vehicle closely at night?
High beams can reflect in a vehicle’s mirrors and impair the drivers vision ahead.
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021/23
Use of Horns and Headlights Test
022/23
22.What is the recommended action if another driver approaches you with full beam headlights and fails to dip them?
This minimizes glare and helps you maintain safe lane position until the vehicle passes.
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022/23
Use of Horns and Headlights Test
023/23
23.When is it appropriate to use high beams again after dipping for an oncoming vehicle?
Once the oncoming vehicle has passed, you may return to high beams if the road ahead is clear and unlit.
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