Georgia Commercial Driver License Practice Test

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What distance should be maintained from oncoming vehicles when using high beams?

  1. 200 feet

  2. 300 feet

  3. 400 feet

  4. 500 feet

The correct answer is: 500 feet

Maintaining a distance of 500 feet from oncoming vehicles when using high beams is important for safety and visual comfort. High beams can be intensely bright and may temporarily blind drivers of oncoming vehicles if they are used too close. By adhering to this distance, you allow sufficient time for both drivers to react, reducing the likelihood of accidents caused by reduced visibility. Proper use of high beams enhances your visibility on the road while also ensuring respect for the safety of other drivers. Staying 500 feet away minimizes the chances that the oncoming driver will experience glare, thereby contributing to a safer driving environment for everyone on the road.

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