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You must use your headlights whenever you can’t see objects __________ ahead clearly.

Correct answer

  • 2,000 feet
  • 1,000 feet
  • 3,000 feet

Explanation

You must use your headlights whenever bad weather or insufficient light makes it impossible for you to see objects 1,000 feet ahead clearly. (A thousand feet is about two-tenths of a mile.) You must also use your headlights between sunset and sunrise and whenever you use your windshield wipers.

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