Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) Practice Test

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Under normal conditions, how far ahead can high-beam headlights illuminate?

150 feet
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350 feet
450 feet

The correct answer is: 350 feet

High-beam headlights are designed to provide enhanced visibility during nighttime or low-light driving conditions. Under normal conditions, high-beam headlights can illuminate a distance of approximately 350 feet ahead of the vehicle. This extended range is crucial for identifying potential hazards, road conditions, and other vehicles, allowing drivers ample time to react. While other options indicate shorter distances, high beams are engineered to maximize visibility and ensure safety on roads with limited lighting. Their effective illumination at this distance also helps drivers detect obstacles far in advance, which is especially important when driving on winding or rural roads where visibility may be more compromised.