Road rules / 🇨🇦 speed

"Overdriving your headlights" at night means:

✓ ANSWER

Driving so fast you could not stop within the distance your headlights light up

At night you must be able to stop within the area your headlights illuminate; going faster is overdriving them.

All the options

  1. ✓Driving so fast you could not stop within the distance your headlights light up
  2. ✗Leaving high beams on in the city
  3. ✗Using fog lights on clear nights
  4. ✗Driving with one headlight burned out

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