
Question 5589
If you are driving faster than 40 km/h, you must not drive with your high beams on...
- when there is a possibility of dazzling other road users.
- on insufficiently lit freeways.
- in insufficiently lit underpasses.
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Correct answer: when there is a possibility of dazzling other road users.
Above 40 km/h, you must use high beams at night on insufficiently lit roads outside built-up areas, and at any time in poorly lit tunnels and underpasses. Switch to low beams as soon as you could blind someone. That's why an insufficiently lit freeway or underpass is exactly where you use high beams. In the image, there's a car ahead of you and another coming toward you, and you could blind both drivers.
