Abu Dhabi Theory Test- Section 13: Driving at Night

The “Driving at Night” section of the Abu Dhabi driving theory test highlights crucial safety practices for nighttime driving.

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Abu Dhabi Theory Test - Section 13: Driving at Night

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Why should you drive slowly at night, especially around pedestrians and cyclists?

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What is the main reason to avoid using high beam lights when another vehicle is coming from the opposite direction?

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What should you avoid doing to prevent being blinded by oncoming headlights?

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According to the traffic laws, where must your vehicle's lights be located?

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When are high beam headlights allowed to be used?

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When is it required to use your vehicle's lights according to the traffic laws?

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What should you do with your vehicle's lights during night driving?

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What must be clean to ensure better visibility during night driving?

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Drivers must ensure their vehicle’s headlights are clean and functional, using low beams in well-lit areas and high beams only on dark, empty roads. Maintaining a safe distance from other vehicles is essential, as is reducing speed to accommodate limited visibility. The test also emphasizes the dangers of fatigue and glare from oncoming traffic. Following these guidelines helps ensure safer journeys on Abu Dhabi’s roads after dark, protecting all road users from avoidable accidents.