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How should a driver choose speed when headlights reveal only a limited distance ahead?
Correct answer: Travel slowly enough to stop within the roadway that can be seen to be clear.
Why
At night, speed must leave enough illuminated road for perception, reaction, and braking.
Verified against Maryland Driver's Manual · Headlight range · p. 27
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