Your headlights stop working at night while driving in Oregon. What does the manual recommend?

Stopping in a travel lane at night with no lights invites a rear-end crash; the rule is to ease onto the shoulder. Misreading: Inverts 'ease onto the shoulder' as stopping where you are in the lane.

The other lights exist to give you enough light to guide you off the road, not to keep going; the rule says slow down and ease onto the shoulder. Misreading: Reads 'try other lights such as high beams, driving lights or hazard lights' as permission to keep driving instead of light to guide you off the road, and drops 'slow down.'

Lower gear and parking brake are the steps for brake failure on the same page; for a headlight failure you slow down and ease onto the shoulder. Misreading: Misapplies the Brakes Fail steps ('shift to a lower gear,' 'slowly apply the parking brake') to a lighting failure.