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Both headlights stop working while you are driving at night. What is the safest response?
Correct answer: Slow down and pull off the road at a safe place to stop.
Why
With inadequate illumination, reduce speed under control and leave the traveled lane at a safe place to stop. Use available warning lights as appropriate to make the vehicle visible. Do not continue at normal speed relying on parking lights or another vehicle’s headlights. Driving at night requires proper lighting and a speed suited to what you can see.
Verified against Kansas Driving Handbook · Headlight failure · p. 68, 77
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