British Columbia Class 7 Practice Test
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The example car is travelling at night with only its daytime running lights on. What should the driver do?
A blue car travels east in its lane at night. Its small white front running lamps are visible. The rear lamps in this example are unlit.
Correct answer: Switch on the proper headlights and confirm the rear lamps are on
Why
Use the proper full lighting system for night driving and confirm that the headlights and rear lamps are working. Daytime running lights alone can leave the rear lamps off; a lit dashboard is not proof that all required lights are on. Use low beams around other traffic.
Verified against Learn to drive smart: your guide to driving safely · Chapter 2 — Lights; Chapter 8 — Night driving · p. 32, 134
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