Florida law requires you to use headlights:
- To get the attention of vehicles surrounding you.
- During a clear day.
- Between sunset and sunrise. ✓
- If you are driving while tired.
Answer: C. Between sunset and sunrise.
Florida law requires you to use headlights between sunset and sunrise.
Why this is the answer
The handbook's night-driving section states that Florida law requires headlights from sunset to sunrise. It also explains that at night you cannot see as far ahead and oncoming glare can make vision worse. That is why the rule is tied to those hours, not to clear weather or how tired you feel. The passage does not describe headlight use as a way to get other drivers' attention, so the legal trigger it gives is the time of day.
Why the other answers are wrong
- A. To get the attention of vehicles surrounding you. — The passage does not say headlights are required to get the attention of surrounding vehicles; it ties the requirement to sunset and sunrise.
- B. During a clear day. — The passage gives no rule requiring headlights during a clear day, and the stated requirement is based on the hours from sunset to sunrise.
- D. If you are driving while tired. — The passage says to take extra care at night but does not make tiredness a condition that legally requires headlight use.
Remember it
Hook it to the sky, not your mood: sunset on, sunrise off.