Minnesota Blue Card Practice Test

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When set on high beam, headlights must make objects visible on the road from at least how many feet?

250 feet
300 feet
350 feet
400 feet

The correct answer is: 350 feet

When headlights are set to high beam, they are designed to illuminate the road and objects in it over a significant distance for better visibility. The requirement is that high beams must make objects visible from at least 350 feet. This distance is important for safe nighttime driving, as it allows drivers to see road signs, pedestrians, cyclists, and potential hazards well in advance, enabling them to react appropriately to avoid accidents. The specified distance of 350 feet provides a balance that maximizes visibility without causing excessive glare to oncoming traffic. This standard is crucial for maintaining safety on the roads after dark and also supports law enforcement in ensuring that vehicles are equipped correctly for nighttime driving.