Practice question
When driving a commercial vehicle in dense fog, why should you use low-beam headlights rather than high-beam headlights?
- High beams reflect off water droplets in the fog directly back into the driver's eyes, creating blinding white glare and reducing vision to zero
- High beams cause the fog to turn into ice on the road
- High beams drain the truck battery within 5 minutes
- High beams extinguish the fog lights automatically
Answer: A — High beams reflect off water droplets in the fog directly back into the driver's eyes, creating blinding white glare and reducing vision to zero
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