When driving on an unlit roadway at night, a driver realizes that their vehicle's stopping distance exceeds the range illuminated by their low-beam headlights. Which action should the driver take to avoid a collision?
- Reduce speed until the stopping distance is within the illuminated range ahead.Cevap
- BMaintain speed while repeatedly flashing high beams to detect hazards earlier.
- CKeep high-beam headlights on continuously regardless of approaching traffic.
- DIncrease speed slightly to minimize the time spent driving on unlit stretches.
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Reduce speed until the stopping distance is within the illuminated range ahead.
Slowing down is the correct action because overdriving headlights occurs when a driver travels at a speed where stopping distance is greater than the illuminated area ahead. Lowering speed ensures the vehicle can come to a safe stop before reaching any hazard seen in the headlights.
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Overdriving Headlights and Nighttime Speed Control
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