What should you do if your headlights suddenly go out?
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None of the other answers are correct.
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Try using your vehicle’s emergency flashers and/or turn signals.
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Brake immediately and activate your emergency lights.
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Ease your foot off the gas pedal and brake gently.
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Explanation
If your headlights suddenly go out, your emergency flashers or turn signals may provide enough light to help you exit the roadway safely while staying visible to other drivers. If available, you can also turn on your parking lights or fog lights.
Slow down and pull off the road onto the shoulder or another safe area as quickly and safely as possible. Turn on your emergency flashers and do not continue driving. Without functioning lights, other drivers may not see your vehicle, increasing the risk of a crash. Stay stopped and call for assistance.
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