Practice question
What is the primary visual hazard when driving at night on unlit rural routes, and how can it be mitigated when facing oncoming traffic?
- Engine overheating; mitigate by turning off headlights
- Glare and temporary blindness (encandilamiento) from oncoming high beams; mitigate by switching to low beams and directing your gaze toward the white fog line on the right edge of the road
- Increased wildlife running toward light; mitigate by accelerating
- Tire deflation caused by cool night asphalt
Answer: B — Glare and temporary blindness (encandilamiento) from oncoming high beams; mitigate by switching to low beams and directing your gaze toward the white fog line on the right edge of the road
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