Ohio Drivers Ed Practice Exam Guide

When is it acceptable to drive with just your parking lights on?

During heavy rain Only in parking lots Never; you must use headlights when required When visibility is less than one mile

Correct Answer:

Never; you must use headlights when required

Explanation:

Driving with only your parking lights on is never acceptable when operating a vehicle on public roads. Parking lights are not designed to provide adequate illumination for driving; they are intended to make a parked vehicle more visible to other drivers. When visibility conditions require the use of headlights—such as during nighttime, in inclement weather, or on poorly lit roads—you are legally obligated to use your headlights instead. This ensures both your safety and the safety of others by providing the necessary visibility needed for driving.

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