You are driving and a dust storm blows across the freeway reducing your visibility. You should drive slower and turn on your:
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Parking lights.
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Interior lights.
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Emergency lights.
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Headlights.
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Explanation
If you are caught in a dust storm while driving, your vision may be impaired. Turn on your low beams so that your vehicle can be seen by other drivers, and slow down. If the dust storm worsens and your visibility is reduced drastically, you should drive completely off the highway and come to a stop in a safe area. Stay in your vehicle with your seat belts buckled and wait until the dust storm has passed.
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