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Kentucky Class D Written Test Practice
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More than half an hour has passed since sunset, and you are driving on a Kentucky highway. What must you do?
Correct answer: Use the required headlights and other required vehicle lights
Why
Use the required vehicle lighting from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunrise, and at other times when atmospheric conditions make the required visibility inadequate. Use appropriate beams and dim them for other traffic. Turning headlights on earlier when visibility is poor is prudent.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual and current primary authorities · When headlights are required · p. 76
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