Rules of the road 2 pts
Is a driver allowed to use low-beam headlights when stopping the vehicle before a railway crossing during reduced visibility?
Correct answer
- No, if they could dazzle (blind) the driver of a vehicle in the opposite direction.
Other options
- No, they are obliged to always use high-beam headlights.
- Yes, under all circumstances.
Explanation
Legal Basis: You can find this in § 32, paragraph 3 of Act No.
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