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In poor light, what do a car’s tail lamps help a following driver do?
Correct answer: Detect the position of the rear of your car
Why
Tail lamps show the rear of your car to traffic behind. They have a different job from the stop lamps and turn signals. Check rear lighting as well as the lamps at the front when driving at night or in poor visibility.
Verified against Prince Edward Island Driver's Handbook · Your Driver's Licence and Vehicle · p. 45, 46
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