What should a driver do at night when approaching a bend with oncoming vehicles?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Dip the headlights and slow down
- Step 1: Dipped lights avoid dazzling oncoming drivers.
- Step 2: Reduce speed for the bend.
Answer
Dip the headlights and slow down.
Why not the others: Keep the main beam on through the bend, flash the lights repeatedly at oncoming cars and switch off the headlights in the bend don't fit.
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