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

Headlights from an oncoming vehicle can have a blinding effect.

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

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

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

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

At night you should not overdrive your headlights.

At dusk, you should keep your low beams on.

Overdriving your headlights means driving at a speed that will not allow you to stop within their range.

At night you should look into the habit of looking for objects beyond your headlight beams.

The sun's glare is most dangerous to drivers at noon.

A badly scratched windshield can cause visibility problems and should be replaced.

Sunglasses are effective against the sun's glare.

During periods of extreme glare, you should DECREASE your following distance.

Driving with your low beams on helps others to see you when the sun's glare is strong.

When driving in snow you should follow the tire tracks of the vehicle in front of you because the tracks are drier and give better traction.

Driving with snow tires increases fuel economy.

To prevent skids, you should change speeds as rapidly as possible.

Roads are the most slick during the first few minutes of rainfall.

Hydroplaning happens when your vehicle rides on a thin film of water.

Which of the following should be avoided while stuck in the snow. (mark all that apply)

A summer storm has begun when are the roads at their slickest?