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In bad weather when visibility is poor, you should use _________ to make it easier to see ahead.

Correct answer

  • emergency flashers
  • low-beam headlights
  • high-beam headlights

Explanation

In bad weather when visibility is poor, you should use low-beam headlights to make it easier to see ahead and make your vehicle more visible to other drivers. High beams tend to reflect off precipitation, causing glare.

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