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Wyoming Class C Knowledge Test Practice
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At night, an oncoming driver's bright headlights make it hard for you to see. Where should you look?
An oncoming vehicle's headlights create glare in the driver's nighttime view, while the right edge of the roadway remains visible.
Correct answer: Toward the right edge of your lane, away from the bright lights
Why
Glare from oncoming headlights can blind you for a moment, and some drivers' eyes recover slowly. Shift your eyes to the right edge of the road, away from the lights, and keep your windshield and headlights clean to cut glare. Wyoming law also requires oncoming drivers to dim their high beams within 500 feet.
Verified against Wyoming Rules of the Road, Class C · Vision · p. 88, 78
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