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Multiple Choice

What could be a possible cause of having trouble seeing at night or other drivers constantly flashing their headlights at you?

Headlights that aren’t aimed correctly can glare into oncoming drivers or illuminate the road unevenly. When a beam is directed too high or off to the side, it can blind others and prompt them to flash their lights at you. That glare also means the light isn’t helping you see the road as well as it should, making nighttime driving harder. The other options don’t fit the situation: underinflated tires affect handling, a dirty windshield reduces clarity but doesn’t cause others to flash, and high beams would cause others to flash at you rather than you noticing trouble seeing.

Headlights that aren’t aimed correctly can glare into oncoming drivers or illuminate the road unevenly. When a beam is directed too high or off to the side, it can blind others and prompt them to flash their lights at you. That glare also means the light isn’t helping you see the road as well as it should, making nighttime driving harder. The other options don’t fit the situation: underinflated tires affect handling, a dirty windshield reduces clarity but doesn’t cause others to flash, and high beams would cause others to flash at you rather than you noticing trouble seeing.