Mississippi Written Drivers Test Practice

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Prepare for the Mississippi Written Drivers Test with our engaging quiz. Use multiple choice questions, flashcards, and notes to enhance your understanding of driving rules and regulations. Get ready to ace your exam with confidence!

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When you overtake another vehicle at night, why should you use your low beams?

To conserve energy.
So you will not blind the other driver.
To improve your own visibility.
To signal the other driver to pull over.

The correct answer is: So you will not blind the other driver.

When you overtake another vehicle at night, it is important to use your low beams so you will not blind the other driver. High beams are very bright and can create glare, which can impair the vision of the driver in the vehicle you are passing. This can be dangerous as it may cause the other driver to lose sight of the road ahead or become disoriented. Using your low beams when passing another vehicle helps ensure the safety of both you and the other driver on the road.