Speed and following distanceQuestion 164 of 345
What does over-driving your headlights mean?
- You drive with only one headlight
- You use your high beams too long
- You cannot stop before you hit an object that your lights reveal
- You drive with your lights off
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Correct answer: You cannot stop before you hit an object that your lights reveal
Your view ahead is less than 12 seconds, so you drive too fast for your lights.
Source: Saskatchewan Driver's Handbook (SGI, 2026-27), 3.29 Choosing the right speed, page 74
Practice speed and following distanceQuestions last reviewed: 18 October 2026