Practice question
What is 'night blindness' in the context of commercial driving, and how should a driver respond to it?
- A condition where a driver cannot see anything at night; they must stop driving completely
- The temporary loss of vision caused by the glare of oncoming high-beam headlights; look to the right edge of the road
- A biological inability of commercial vehicles to operate at night
- Difficulty seeing road signs at night
Answer: B — The temporary loss of vision caused by the glare of oncoming high-beam headlights; look to the right edge of the road
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