Why should drivers always ensure headlights are aimed and adjusted properly?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Poorly aimed headlights either dazzle oncoming traffic or fail to light the road
- Step 1: Headlight alignment importance. Step 2. Headlights aimed too high blind oncoming motorists; aimed too low restrict the driver's forward visibility below safe stopping distances. Answer: Poorly aimed headlights either dazzle oncoming traffic or fail to light the road. Why not the others: Amperage is identical; turn signals are independent; aerodynamics are unaffected.
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