Question

question #: 17 (hard) youre driving at night and a car with high beams approaches. what should you do? a) look directly at the lights. b) flash your high beams back. c) look slightly to the right edge of your lane. d) close your eyes briefly.

Explanation:

Looking directly at the lights (A) can cause glare and temporary blindness. Flashing high beams back (B) may not solve the problem and could be dangerous. Closing eyes briefly (D) is also risky as it takes away vision of the road. Looking slightly to the right edge of the lane (C) helps avoid direct glare while still being able to see the road markings and drive safely.

Answer:

C. Look slightly to the right edge of your lane.