Traffic laws

Texas law prohibits all drivers from using hand-held devices in active school zones and bans texting while driving on all roads. Option A is incorrect because using a phone is restricted in these safety-sensitive areas. Option D is incorrect because hands-free use is still restricted for drivers under 18.

Texas law specifies that headlights must be turned on from 30 minutes after sunset until 30 minutes before sunrise to ensure proper visibility. Relying on sunset to sunrise is a common misconception, as the law provides a buffer period during twilight when ambient light is still sufficient.

Texas law specifies that headlights must be turned on from 30 minutes after sunset until 30 minutes before sunrise to ensure proper visibility. A diagram for this topic isn't available yet — the worked example below walks the same reasoning step by step.

• !Relying on sunset to sunrise is a common misconception, as the law provides a buffer period during twilight when ambient light is still sufficient.
• !Option A is incorrect because using a phone is restricted in these safety-sensitive areas.
• !Option A is incorrect because turning the wheels left would steer a runaway vehicle directly into oncoming traffic.
• !Option A is incorrect because minors aged 16 still require parental consent and must complete the provisional license phase.
• !Age limits like 4 or 6 are incorrect because they fail to meet this state safety standard.

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