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1. On an expressway, the "Move Over Law" requires drivers to: correct answer: Slow down and proceed with caution if unable to lane change away from incident/parked emergency vehicle. 2. The best advice for drivers when a heavy fog occurs is: correct answer: Try not to drive until the fog has lifted. 3. When it is very foggy, you should reduce your _____, turn on your _____, and then turn on your _____ headlights. correct answer: Speed, windshield were, and low-beam 4. In reduced visibility conditions, you need to work especially hard to see hazards because you need more time to _____ hazards. correct answer: React and avoid 5. When it becomes extremely difficult to see because of heavy rain, you should: correct answer: Pull off the roadway to a safe location until the rain stops. 6. When driving at night, it is good to keep your speed slow enough that you can stop: correct answer: Within the range of your headlights. 7. In rain or snow, it can be hard to see and be seen. A good way to let other drivers know you are there is to: correct answer: Turn on your low-beam headlights. 8. You must use your headlights when there is not enough light to see pedestrians and vehicles clearly at a distance of: correct answer: 500 feet 9. You are driving on a clear night in an area with few street lights on. If you cannot see well with headlights, use your _____ when legal and keep your interior lights off. correct answer: High-beam headloghts 10. When passing a large truck, do not cut in front of the truck too quickly because: correct answer: You may not provide an adequate stopping distance for the truck. 11. When driving at night with your high beam headlights on, you must dim your lights when you are within _____ of an oncoming vehicle. correct answer: 500 feet 12. How long can it take for your eyes to adjust to darkness after being exposed to glare? correct answer: 5 seconds 13. If the oncoming driver at night fails to use low-beam headlights, you can attempt to reduce glare by: correct answer: Frequently looking to the right edge of the road. 14. Motorcycle operators: correct answer: Have the right to use a full traffic lane.


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