When should you use your high beams?

Answer: B — On rural roads with no oncoming traffic

Using high beams is appropriate in situations where visibility is significantly reduced, particularly on rural roads with no oncoming traffic. High beams help illuminate the road further ahead, making it easier to spot obstacles, signs, or any wildlife that may cross your path. This is especially important in rural areas, which often lack street lighting, thus increasing the necessity for clearer visibility to navigate safely. In well-lit areas, densely populated areas, and during the day, high beams can be distracting and can impair the vision of other drivers. Low beams are designed for these conditions to provide adequate illumination without causing glare to others. Therefore, using high beams is best reserved for scenarios where they can enhance your visibility without affecting other road users negatively.