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Weather and emergency strategiesStandalone practice
What should you do if headlights fail at night?
Correct answer: Try the switch, then use hazards and pull off safely
Why
If headlights fail at night, try the light switch on and off quickly. If they remain off, use hazard lights, slow carefully and reach a safe place off the road for help. Do not continue the trip with parking lights or another car's lights as a substitute.
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