Question: 2.2.17-011

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Depending on the motor vehicle, how can you tell if the main beam is switched on?

Choose one or multiple correct answers

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A. - position of the control switch
B. - blue indicator light
C. - green indicator light

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Correct answer

A. - position of the control switch
B. - blue indicator light

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The blue indicator with the headlight symbol indicates that the high beam is on. In addition, you can recognize the position of the switch by touching it whether the main beam is turned on or not. The green warning light does not represent high beam, but low beam.

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Lighting

Chapter 2.2.17

2.2.17-001 How can you tell whether the rear fog lamp is switched on?

2.2.17-002 Your motorcycle is fitted with a fog headlamp. What must you remember about lighting when it is foggy?

2.2.17-004 It is dark and the main beam fails because the bulb filament has burnt out. What must you do?

2.2.17-005 Visibility is considerably reduced. When are you allowed to switch on fog headlamps?

2.2.17-008 You are driving at night on an unlit road. There is a motor vehicle travelling a short distance in front of you. Which lights must you have on?

2.2.17-010 The rear lighting systems of your car are covered. What has to be done?

2.2.17-011 Depending on the motor vehicle, how can you tell if the main beam is switched on?

2.2.17-012 As a basic rule, what lights of a motor vehicle must be turned on when driving in darkness?

2.2.17-013 How can you tell that your main beam lights are switched on?

2.2.17-101 When are you allowed to use fog headlamps also during the day?

2.2.17-102 When are you allowed to switch on rear fog lamps?

2.2.17-103 Where is it sufficient to use your parking lights while your car is parked on an unlit roadway?

2.2.17-104 When you are driving, how can you tell whether the headlights are switched on full beam?

2.2.17-105 Which dangers can arise from a manual light range adjustment being incorrectly set?

2.2.17-107 Are you allowed to drive only with side lights (parking lights) in darkness?

2.2.17-109 When must you use dipped headlights also during the day?

2.2.17-111 During twilight or the hours of darkness, when must you have your side lights switched on as a minimum requirement?

2.2.17-114 When do you have to switch on your dipped headlights?

2.2.17-115 What can be the consequence of wrongly setting the headlamp levelling control?

2.2.17-116 What is the function of your vehicle’s high-beam assist during hours of darkness?

2.2.17-117 In what situation might your high-beam assist be unable to dim your vehicle’s high beam in good time when encountering oncoming traffic?

2.2.17-118 The automatic lighting system is activated on your car. What should you anticipate when driving in the lighting conditions shown?

2.2.17-202 Which vehicles must always be marked by their own lights or parking warning plates when parked on the roadway at dusk or in darkness in built-up areas?

2.2.17-301 Which vehicles must be equipped with amber reflectors on their sides?

2.2.17-401 You have finished working in the fields and want to drive home on public roads with your tractor. It is already dusk. What must you do?

2.2.17-402 You are driving with main beam lights on in darkness. When do you have to dip your headlights?

2.2.17-403 You are driving with main beam lights on in darkness. When do you have to dip your headlights?

2.2.17-404 Why must you also drive with dipped headlight during the day when visibility is impaired by fog, rain or falling snow?

2.2.17-405 When are you required to drive with dipped headlights or daytime running lights?

2.2.17-406 When must attachments have additional lighting systems?

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