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At night, when must you dim high beams for an approaching vehicle in Manitoba?
Blue A and silver B approach in opposite directions at night. The card says approaching traffic; no distance ruler or beam-change instruction is shown.
Correct answer: Before the oncoming vehicle is within 450 metres.
Why
Dim for oncoming vehicles before they are within 450 metres. Use low beams when less than 60 metres behind a vehicle travelling in the same direction, subject to the regulation's overtaking exception. Use high beams only when conditions and other road users permit them without glare.
Verified against MPI Driver's Handbook · Poor driving conditions · p. 97, 98
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