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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWhen do highest crash rates occur?Nighttime hoursMorning hoursAfternoon hoursAfter school
- 2. Multiple ChoiceHow many times higher are traffic fatality rates at night than during the day?3-4 times2 times5 timesThey are not higher
- 3. Multiple ChoiceWhat is NOT a reason for driving being more dangerous at night?Vision is limitedGlare from headlights may temporarily impact visionDrivers more likely to be tired or under the influenceThe moon is distracting
- 4. Multiple ChoiceOut of the following choices, what is hardest to see at night?SignsSignalsOther carsPedestrians
- 5. Multiple ChoiceWhen is a convenient time to clean your headlights?When you stop to get gasEvery ChristmasEvery time you driveAfter an accident
- 6. Multiple ChoiceBesides darkness and poor weather, when do drivers legally have to have headlights on?Work zonesParking lotsDrivewaysHighways
- 7. Multiple ChoiceIf an oncoming driver is approaching in the opposite lane, which type of headlights should you use?High beamsLow beams
- 8. Multiple ChoiceIf an oncoming driver has high beams on and does not turn them off after a flick of your high beams, what should you do?Stare into the lights and hope for the best.Close your eyes so you do not become blinded.Look to the right of your lane to see enough to stay on course.
- 9. Multiple ChoiceHow can you avoid seeing glare in your rearview mirror from headlights that are on behind you and still safely drive?Don't check your rearview mirror.Cover your rearview mirror until the vehicle is gone.Switch your mirror down to "night" mode. The change in angle will reduce glare.
- 10. Multiple ChoiceAt what speed would you begin to "overdrive" your headlights based on stopping distance?40 mph55 mph65 mph
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