Question: 2.1.04-104

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Driving at night-time on a rural road, you see persons on your side of the road. What do you do if you are dazzled by an oncoming vehicle?

Choose one or multiple correct answers

I reduce my speed and

A. - look towards the right-hand side of the road
B. - stop if necessary
C. - turn on my main beam lights

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A. - look towards the right-hand side of the road
B. - stop if necessary

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If you detect people on the side of the road at night as a car driver, you should slow down. Regular eye-contact with the roadside is ideal to avoid an accident. If you are also blinded, you can move to the right and stop.

Darkness and poor visibility

Chapter 2.1.04

2.1.04-001 While driving at night on a country road you see pedestrians on your side. What do you do if you are dazzled by an oncoming vehicle?

2.1.04-002 What must you do if wild animals suddenly appear in the full beam of your headlights?

2.1.04-005 What do you have to be aware of in this situation?

2.1.04-101 In the dark, an oncoming vehicle fails to dip its headlights. What can you do so that you can still see to a certain extent?

2.1.04-102 You are driving on a country road in darkness and rain and encounter oncoming vehicles with dipped headlights. What must you remember?

2.1.04-103 What risks could arise if you drive with your main beam lights on?

2.1.04-104 Driving at night-time on a rural road, you see persons on your side of the road. What do you do if you are dazzled by an oncoming vehicle?

2.1.04-105 You are driving on an avenue, with a narrow carriageway. What must you be aware of?

2.1.04-106 What increases the risk of an accident?

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Question: 2.1.04-104

4 Points

Driving at night-time on a rural road, you see persons on your side of the road. What do you do if you are dazzled by an oncoming vehicle?

Correct answer

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Darkness and poor visibility

Chapter 2.1.04

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