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You are driving with main beam lights on in darkness. When do you have to dip your headlights?
If I am driving on a road with constant, adequate lighting
If I am required to wait at a rail crossing and dazzling others
If there are pedestrians moving in the same direction in front of me
Here is Our AI Assistant's Explanation
According to German traffic regulations, it's important to understand when to use dipped headlights instead of main beam lights to avoid dazzling others on the road.
1. Regarding the first choice, you do not need to dip your headlights when driving on well-lit roads, as the lighting is adequate for visibility, and main beams can be safely used.
2. The second choice is correct. If you are waiting at a rail crossing and your main beams could dazzle others, especially oncoming traffic or drivers waiting, you must switch to dipped headlights for safety reasons.
3. The third choice was not correct in this context. While it is important to be cautious around pedestrians, the requirement to dip headlights primarily focuses on avoiding dazzling other drivers, particularly in situations where visibility may be impaired.
Thus, the correct combination includes the second choice, emphasizing the importance of courtesy and safety in preventing glare to others on the road.