In Finnish driving safety and emergency procedures, what is the correct use of headlights during heavy daytime snowfall?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Dipped headlights must be on; high beams create blinding glare
- Step 1: Under Finnish road safety standards, dipped headlights (lähivalot) must be on; high beams create a blinding white wall of glare. Answer: Dipped headlights must be on; high beams create blinding glare. Why not the others: The remaining options present hazardous or incorrect driving practices.
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