Which statement describes lighting rules when visibility is reduced?

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When visibility is reduced, you must have your headlights on to be seen and to see the road. In California, headlights are required from sunset to sunrise and anytime weather or conditions cut visibility. This helps others spot your vehicle and lets you illuminate the roadway, reducing the chance of a crash. High beams aren’t appropriate in reduced visibility because they create glare and can blind approaching drivers; use low beams instead to minimize glare while still lighting the road. Daytime running lights aren’t a substitute for headlights in low visibility, and headlights aren’t optional in these conditions.