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Within what distance of an oncoming vehicle must you change from high to low beams?
Correct answer: 500 feet.
Why
Use low beams when approaching within 500 feet of an oncoming vehicle. When following another vehicle within 200 feet, use low beams except when overtaking and passing. Dim earlier when needed to avoid blinding another road user.
Verified against Indiana Driver's Manual · Meeting another vehicle at night · p. 49
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