Which statement about a trailer's lights is correct?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. They must work and match the car's signals
- Step 1: Followers must see your signals. Step 2. Test them before each trip. Answer: They must work and match the car's signals. Why not the others: They are optional in daylight on lit urban roads: signals must work at all times. They need only work at night and in rain: brake lights are needed by day as well. They are required for the towing car, not the trailer: a trailer hides the car's lights, so its own are needed.
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