LTO Driver's License Reviewer· Land Transportation Office
Flashing your headlights to an oncoming vehicle on a dark road is used to:
Choices
- ASignal that you are about to overtake
- BWarn of a hazard ahead or ask them to dim their lightsCorrect
- CIndicate you are turning
- DSignal that you are stopping
Answer
Warn of a hazard ahead or ask them to dim their lights
Flashing headlights at an oncoming vehicle on a dark road generally means warning of a hazard ahead or asking the other driver to dim their high beams.
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