Practice question

When is high beam appropriate without violating the Road Transport Act rule against interfering with opposing traffic at night?

  1. To warn oncoming drivers that they are driving too slowly
  2. On dark, unlit roads at night when there are no oncoming vehicles or traffic ahead
  3. In heavy urban traffic to ensure pedestrians see your vehicle
  4. During heavy rain or fog to cut through the water droplets

Answer: B — On dark, unlit roads at night when there are no oncoming vehicles or traffic ahead

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