Driver's Licence Theory Practice · Class B / Driving with lights
Multiple choicePast exam questionClass B — light motor vehicles
In the dark, an oncoming vehicle fails to dip its headlights. What can you do so that you can still see to some extent?
Source: DRTS Official Question Catalogue, classes B and EB
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