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Mississippi Class R Knowledge Exam Practice
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You are driving a car during daylight. A storm has made it too dark to clearly distinguish a person on the highway 500 feet ahead. Which lighting action is required?
Haze obscures the road ahead of A during poor daylight visibility. The question image gives no measured sight distance.
Correct answer: Turn on the required lights, including headlights.
Why
Turn on the required front and rear vehicle lights when there is not enough light to clearly distinguish a person on the highway 500 feet ahead. This requirement also applies during daylight. For a car in motion, parking lights alone do not replace headlights.
Verified against Mississippi Driver’s License Manual · Driving at Night · p. 63
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