Question

Driving in lower visibility conditions: turn your headlights on ___ ____ to reduce the glaring reflection from dense fog or snow (___ _____ are even better.)

A) Half-beam, Fog lights
B) Full-beam, Fog lights
C) Low-beam, High-beam
D) Full-beam, High-beam

Answer 1

In low visibility conditions like fog or snow, use headlights on low-beam and, if available, use fog lights instead of high-beams to improve visibility and reduce glare.

Step-by-step explanation:

When driving in lower visibility conditions such as dense fog or snow, you should turn your headlights on low-beam to reduce the glaring reflection. Using fog lights are even better under these circumstances. Turning headlights to full-beam or high-beam can result in a glare that is dangerous and reduces visibility further. Fog lights are designed to provide better visibility in such weather conditions because they shine lower and have a wider beam than regular headlights, reducing the reflection off the fog or snow and improving your ability to see the road ahead.