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Connecticut Class D Knowledge Test
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The weather is dry, but it is 45 minutes after sunset. May you drive on a highway using only daytime running lights if they do not illuminate all required lamps?
Correct answer: No. Turn on headlights and all required lamps.
Why
Required lamps must be on from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunrise, whenever people and vehicles cannot be clearly seen 500 feet ahead, and during precipitation including rain, snow or fog. Daytime running lights may not illuminate rear lamps; use the proper lighting setting.
Verified against Connecticut Driver's Manual · When vehicle lights are required · p. 40
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