Question 472 · Car theory test
What should a driver do if the right-hand headlight bulb fails when driving at night?
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Correct answer
Have the bulb replaced immediately.
Official explanation
Vehicles, except motorcycles, are required by law to have right and left headlights. Faulty lights should be repaired immediately. A vehicle with only one headlight can cause a hazard to other road users or be mistaken for a motorcycle.
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- Poor visibility & weather
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