Back to Kentucky
Kentucky Class D Written Test Practice
Full test preview Question 1 of 30
0 answered 30 remaining
Passing target: 80% (24/30)
Weather, Visibility & EmergenciesStandalone practice
An oncoming driver’s high beams create glare. Where should you direct your gaze while keeping your car under control?
From the driver’s seat, a road continues ahead at night. An oncoming vehicle’s headlights produce glare on the opposite side of the yellow centerline. The right lane edge remains visible.
Correct answer: Toward the right side of your path, while continuing to scan
Why
Avoid staring at the oncoming headlights. Look toward the right side of the road while continuing to scan your path and adjust speed for what you can see. Do not retaliate with high beams.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual and current primary authorities · Oncoming headlight glare · p. 76
Report a question issueContinue learning
Related Kentucky questions
The accelerator sticks in your automatic-transmission car. Which response helps disconnect engine power from the wheels and bring the car to safety?Your service brakes fail while moving. The car has a conventional lever-operated parking brake. Which action follows the handbook’s recovery guidance?At what distances must you dim high beams for an oncoming vehicle and for a vehicle you are following, apart from the statutory passing exception?Fog limits your view to about 100 feet. Which response follows the handbook’s guidance?Your car has working anti-lock brakes and you must make an emergency stop. What should you normally do?Your engine stops while the car is moving. What should you expect and do?