South Carolina Driver's Permit Practice Exam

To enhance your visibility while driving, slowing down and turning on your headlights is crucial. Driving at a reduced speed allows you more time to react to any hazards or changes in traffic conditions, providing a safer experience for you and other drivers. Additionally, turning on your headlights, even during daylight, makes your vehicle more visible to others, especially in overcast conditions, during twilight hours, or when driving through areas with limited light. This practice not only helps you see the road better but also ensures that other road users can easily see you, reducing the likelihood of collisions.

While other measures such as wearing reflective clothing can help improve visibility, they primarily apply to pedestrians and cyclists. Opening your windows and using hazard lights do not contribute significantly to visibility in the same way that headlights do.