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British Columbia Class 7 Practice Test
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According to ICBC guidance, which situation is suitable for high-beam headlights?
Correct answer: Driving on an unlit road at night with no traffic approaching or ahead
Why
Use high beams on unlit roads at night when no vehicle is approaching or ahead. Switch to low beams around other traffic and in fog. B.C.'s lighting regulation prohibits upper beams within 150 metres of another motor vehicle, subject to its narrow overtaking exception, and while parked or standing on a highway.
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