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Hawaii Class 3 Learner's Permit Test Practice
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You are using high beams and approach another vehicle from behind at night. What should you do?
Correct answer: Switch to low beams so you do not glare into the driver’s mirrors
Why
Use low beams when approaching or following other vehicles. Reduce speed so you can stop within the distance you can see. If oncoming glare reduces your vision, avoid staring at the lights and use the right roadway edge as a guide.
Verified against Hawaii Driver's Manual · High beams near other vehicles · p. 77
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