How can the problem of stopping within the range of the vehicle's lights be reduced when travelling at night?
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The correct answer: By adapting the travel speed to the range of vision at all times.
The problem of stopping within the range of the lights is reduced by adapting the travel speed to the range of vision at all times. High speed with high beam, a rear fog light, or an additional spotlight does not give you more room to stop.
This question appears in the theory test for license:B · private carA · motorcycle1 · tractorC1 · light truckC · heavy truckD · bus





