In Hungarian road traffic rules, when is the use of high beam headlights (távolsági fényszóró) prohibited?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. When dazzling oncoming drivers or a preceding vehicle within close range
- Step 1: High beams must be dipped whenever they could blind oncoming road users, preceding drivers in rearview mirrors, or rail/watercraft pilots. Answer: When dazzling oncoming drivers or a preceding vehicle within close range. Why not the others: Blinding other road users is dangerous; high beams are used only on dark roads without dazzling others.
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