Fili ʻa e tali tonu kotoa
When MUST you dip the headlights on your vehicle? Select all that apply.
Ko fē taimi KUO PAU ai ke ke tuku hifo e huelo ʻo hoʻo ngaahi maama ʻi mu'a? Fili e ngaahi tali kotoa ʻoku kaunga ki ai.
Dip your headlights for oncoming traffic, when following another vehicle, when approaching an officer directing traffic, and when parked with headlights on.
Tuku hifo e huelo ʻo e ngaahi maama ʻi mu'a ʻi he ha'u ha me'alele mei mu'a, ʻi hoʻo muimui ʻi ha me'alele, ʻi hoʻo ofi ki ha polisi ʻoku fakahinohino e fefononga'aki, pea ʻi hoʻo tau ka ʻoku kei ulo e ngaahi maama ʻi mu'a.
Fakahinohino fekauʻaki
Dipping prevents glare. This does not mean parked vehicles must always have headlights on.
Ko hono tuku hifo e huelo ʻokú ne taʻofi e fakakui ʻe he maama. ʻOku ʻikai ʻuhinga ʻeni kuo pau ke tutu ma'u pē e ngaahi maama ʻi mu'a ʻo ha me'alele ʻoku tau.