Practice question

If oncoming traffic has high beam headlights on, you should?

  1. Look to the right edge of the roadway as a guide
  2. Dim your lights to parking lights
  3. Follow the taillights of the car ahead
  4. Close your eyes briefly to avoid glare

Answer: A — Look to the right edge of the roadway as a guide

When oncoming traffic has their high beam headlights on, it can be difficult for you to see the road ahead. Looking to the right edge of the roadway can serve as a guide and help you stay on the road. Options B and C are incorrect because they both involve either dimming your lights or following another car, which can be dangerous and potentially cause an accident. Option D is incorrect because closing your eyes briefly while driving is extremely dangerous and can result in a serious accident. It is important to keep your eyes open and focused on the road at all times while driving.

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