North Carolina (NC) Permit Practice Test

When encountering an oncoming car with bright headlights, it is important to avoid looking directly into the headlights or suddenly speeding up. Looking directly into the headlights can temporarily blind you and potentially cause an accident. Speeding up can also be dangerous and unexpected for the other driver. Flashing your high-beam headlights is aggressive and can also be dangerous. The best course of action is to watch the road ahead and to the right, while also reducing your own speed if necessary. This allows you to maintain control of your vehicle and be aware of potential hazards while also not causing any danger to the other driver. It also shows courtesy and respect for other drivers on the road.