NHSA Module 5 Practice Test

What is the potential benefit to using high beams on curvy roads?

They make you more visible to other drivers They reduce glare for oncoming traffic They help you save fuel You will be able to see potential obstacles and curves ahead

Correct Answer:

You will be able to see potential obstacles and curves ahead

Explanation:

High beams on dark, unlit roads extend how far you can see, which is especially crucial on winding sections where visibility around bends is limited. The extra illumination helps you spot potential obstacles like animals, debris, or a sharp curve ahead sooner, giving you time to slow down and react safely. That anticipates hazards before you reach them, which is the main benefit on curvy roads. The other options aren’t the primary purpose: high beams don’t inherently make you more visible to others, they can create glare for oncoming drivers, and they don’t save fuel. Use high beams when there’s no oncoming traffic or vehicles ahead and switch to low beams when needed to avoid blinding others.

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