3. When encountering low visibility from rain or fog, you

should use your

A. high beams and fog lights

B. low beams and fog lights

C. high beams and low beams

D. low beams and hazard lights

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Marshall Woodard

Physics

1 December, 01:25

3. When encountering low visibility from rain or fog, you

should use your

A. high beams and fog lights

B. low beams and fog lights

C. high beams and low beams

D. low beams and hazard lights

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Roger Barnett · Answer 1

c. low beams and fog lights

Explanation:

When encountering low visibility from rain or fog, use your low beams and fog lights. High beams will only increase the glare. If you can't see at least five seconds in front of you, don't drive. Pull over and put your hazards on until it clears up.

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3. When encountering low visibility from rain or fog, youshould use yourA. high beams and fog lightsB. low beams and fog lightsC. high beams and low beamsD. low beams and hazard lights

3. When encountering low visibility from rain or fog, you

should use your

A. high beams and fog lights

B. low beams and fog lights

C. high beams and low beams

D. low beams and hazard lights