If you are driving on a clear night with few street lights and cannot see well with your headlights, what should you do?

Using your high beams when legal and keeping your interior light off is the appropriate action to take in this scenario. High beams provide significantly more illumination than low beams, allowing you to see further down the road and detect potential hazards that may be difficult to spot in low light conditions. They improve visibility on dark stretches of road, making it easier to navigate safely.

Keeping the interior light off is also critical, as having it on can create glare on the windshield, which can impair your vision and make it harder to see outside. It is essential to maintain focus on the road.

In contrast, using fog lights is not advisable in this situation as they are designed for use in foggy conditions to illuminate the road directly in front of the vehicle, rather than providing extended visibility. Reducing speed can be beneficial for safety, but without the increased visibility from high beams, it may not fully address the issue of poor lighting. Keeping headlights on low beam at all times reduces visibility because low beams do not project light as far as high beams, making it harder to spot hazards. Turning off your headlights entirely is dangerous, as it eliminates your ability to see and be seen by others on the road.