Vehicle Controls
What must you do with your bright (main beam) lights when a vehicle approaches from the front?
South African learner's licence practice question. Difficulty: easy.
Answer: Dip your lights in good time. Blinding an oncoming driver is dangerous and an offence.
- A. Leave them on so the other driver can see you
- B. Dip them to avoid blinding the oncoming driver - correct
- C. Flash them repeatedly
- D. Switch off all lights briefly
Explanation
Dip your lights in good time. Blinding an oncoming driver is dangerous and an offence.
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