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In bad weather, if an oncoming driver flashes his or her headlights at you, it likely means that you

Correct answer

  • should turn off your headlights.
  • are approaching a dangerous situation.
  • should turn on your headlights.

Explanation

If an oncoming driver flashes his or her headlights at you when visibility is poor, it likely means that he or she had trouble seeing your vehicle and you should turn on your headlights.

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