DE Chapter 13 Review

Driving so fast at night that the driver is unable to stop within the range of the headlights is called

(a)   your headlights.

Skimming on top of a film of water.

(a)  

As visibility DECREASES, your risk of being in an accident DECREASES.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Headlights from an oncoming vehicle can have a blinding effect.

• TRUE

• FALSE

When driving during dusk and dawn you should use your parking lights.

• TRUE

• FALSE

At night, you should DECREASE the distance between your vehicle and the vehicle ahead.

• TRUE

• FALSE

You can use your high beams on dark roads when there are NO other vehicles around.

• TRUE

• FALSE

When an oncoming vehicle's headlights are bright you should look directly at the headlights

• TRUE

• FALSE

At night you should not overdrive your headlights.

• TRUE

• FALSE

At dusk, you should keep your low beams on.

• TRUE

• FALSE