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How should darkness affect your speed?
At night, blue car A faces right on a two-way road. Its headlights illuminate a limited stretch of its lane. A double yellow pair divides the opposing lanes; no stopping-distance bracket is in the question view.
Correct answer: Slow enough to stop within your headlight range
Why
At night, your speed must leave enough visible roadway for perception, reaction, and braking before a hazard.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual · Headlight sight distance · p. 58
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