When driving in fog, rain, or snow, use:
- Low beams. ✓
- High beams.
- Fog lights only.
Answer: A. Low beams.
When you drive in fog, rain, or snow, use your low beams.
Why this is the answer
The handbook says high beams reflect falling rain, fog, and snow, which makes it harder to see. It recommends keeping your headlights on low beam for better visibility in those conditions. That is why the correct choice is low beams, not high beams. The same section also says rain, fog, or snow reduce visibility and make it harder for other drivers to see you, so the handbook's advice is to use low beams and reduce speed.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. High beams. — High beams are wrong because the handbook says they reflect falling rain, fog, and snow back, making visibility worse.
- C. Fog lights only. — Fog lights only is wrong because the handbook's instruction for these conditions is to keep your headlights on low beam, not to rely on fog lights alone.
Remember it
Think low beam in low visibility: high beams bounce light back at you in fog, rain, or snow.