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Passing target: 16 correct signs and 16 correct rules (TLA practice targets)
Night, weather, skids, vehicle failures and collisionsStandalone practice
Bright oncoming headlights make it difficult to see at night. Where does the current MTO handbook advise directing your gaze?
Correct answer: Look up and beyond the lights, slightly to their right.
Why
Direct your gaze above and beyond the approaching lights, a little to their right. Keep observing the roadway and use appropriate low beams. Do not stare into the lights or use high beams in retaliation.
Verified against The Official MTO Driver’s Handbook: Driving at night and in bad weather · Managing oncoming headlight glare
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