Macau Driving Theory
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Night driving

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1 of 6 · Fascicule 5, question 39

When driving at night, you should:

ASlow down and use full-beam headlights so you can see better on poorly lit streets, but you should dip your headlights when there are vehicles coming from the opposite directionOfficial answer
BSpeed up and use dipped headlights so you can see better on poorly lit streets
CSlow down and use dipped headlights so you can see better on poorly lit streets, but you should switch to full-beam headlights when there are vehicles coming from the opposite direction
DSpeed up and, even when there are vehicles coming from the opposite direction, use full-beam headlights so you can see better on poorly lit streets
2 of 6 · Fascicule 5, question 40

When you are driving at night and the lights of oncoming traffic are too strong for your eyes:

AYou can divert your eyes and look to the left edge of the road so as to prevent being dazzledOfficial answer
BYou can divert your eyes and look to the right edge of the road so as to prevent being dazzled
CYou can close your eyes momentarily so as to prevent being dazzled
DYou can look to your right so as to prevent being dazzled
3 of 6 · Fascicule 5, question 41

When you are driving at night and the lights from oncoming traffic are so strong that they dazzle you:

AIt takes several seconds for your eyes to recover and these are very dangerous moments because you are driving as if with closed eyesOfficial answer
BIt takes several minutes for your eyes to recover and these are very dangerous moments because you are driving as if with closed eyes
CIt takes ten minutes for your eyes to recover and these are very dangerous moments because you are driving as if with closed eyes
DIt takes dozens of seconds for your eyes to recover and these are very dangerous moments because you are driving as if with closed eyes
4 of 6 · Fascicule 5, question 42

When you are driving at night, whether or not the oncoming traffic is using full-beam headlights:

AIt is advisable to dip your headlights and then, after the traffic has passed, use your full-beam headlights, so that your eyes can better adapt to the change of lightsOfficial answer
BIt is advisable to use the full-beam headlights and then, after the traffic has passed, dip your headlights so that your eyes can better adapt to the change of lights
CIt is advisable to turn off all the lights of your vehicle and then, after the traffic has passed, turn on the dipped headlights so that your eyes can better adapt to the change of lights
DIt is advisable to dip your headlights and not use the full-beam headlights even after the traffic has passed, so that your eyes can better adapt to the change of lights
5 of 6 · Fascicule 5, question 43

When driving at night, you notice that the vehicle in front is zigzagging and you conclude that its driver is in an unstable mental state. In this case:

AYou should try to alert its driver and maintain, as much as possible, a safe distance from itOfficial answer
BYou should turn on your full-beam headlights and follow it closely so as to alert its driver
CYou should honk the horn, accelerate and follow it closely so as to alert its driver
DYou should accelerate and drive alongside it so as to alert its driver
6 of 6 · Fascicule 5, question 44

At night, when you drive past roads with curves, junctions or intersections where there are underlying dangers:

AYou should use alternately the full-beam headlights and the dipped headlightsOfficial answer
BYou should use alternately the dipped headlights and the direction indicators
CYou should use alternately the dipped headlights and the sidelights
DYou should use alternately the sidelights and the direction indicators