Practice question
When is high beam appropriate without violating the Road Transport Act rule against interfering with opposing traffic at night?
- To warn oncoming drivers that they are driving too slowly
- On dark, unlit roads at night when there are no oncoming vehicles or traffic ahead
- In heavy urban traffic to ensure pedestrians see your vehicle
- 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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