Question 177
A road is considered insufficiently lit when…
- With normal vision, you cannot read a license plate at 10 meters or distinguish a dark-colored vehicle at 50 meters.
- The road does not allow you to see clearly.
- You cannot make out another vehicle's license plate at 50 meters.
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Correct answer: With normal vision, you cannot read a license plate at 10 meters or distinguish a dark-colored vehicle at 50 meters.
Lighting is considered insufficient if a person with normal vision cannot read a license plate at 10 meters or distinguish a dark vehicle at 50 meters. Failure to meet either of these conditions at any point on the roadway is enough.