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North Carolina Class C Knowledge Test Practice
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At night, what must your car's taillights show to drivers behind you under normal conditions?
Correct answer: A red light that can be seen from at least 500 feet
Why
Make sure that all the lights on your vehicle work before you drive. Brake lights must come on when you press the brake, and a white light must make the rear plate readable from 50 feet. At night, your high beams should let you see a person 200 feet away, and your low beams a person 75 feet away.
Verified against North Carolina Driver Handbook · Vehicle Equipment: Lights · p. 67, 68
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