If a driver behind you repeatedly flashes his or her headlights, you should

If a driver behind you repeatedly flashes his or her headlights, you should

• A. Switch on your high-beam headlights.
• B. Switch on your low-beam headlights.
• C. Get out of the way.
• D. Increase your speed and move ahead.

Answer: (C)

When a driver behind you repeatedly flashes their headlights, it’s a signal that they want to pass you. The safest and most appropriate response is to get out of the way: ease off or maintain a steady speed and move to the right to let the faster vehicle pass when it’s safe. Don’t speed up or your own high beams on in response, as that can create glare and raise the risk of a crash. After the other vehicle has passed, resume normal driving. This approach reduces confrontation and keeps traffic moving safely.

When a driver behind you repeatedly flashes their headlights, it’s a signal that they want to pass you. The safest and most appropriate response is to get out of the way: ease off or maintain a steady speed and move to the right to let the faster vehicle pass when it’s safe. Don’t speed up or your own high beams on in response, as that can create glare and raise the risk of a crash. After the other vehicle has passed, resume normal driving.

This approach reduces confrontation and keeps traffic moving safely.