Ohio TIPIC / Class D Knowledge Practice Test

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It is noon. A steady rain starts, and you must run your windshield wipers all the time to see. You can still see well down the road. What does Ohio law require for your headlights?

Car A travels on a wet two-lane road in daylight rain. The card states that it is noon, steady rain keeps the wipers running and the driver can still see well down the road.

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