With low beams, you can see about how many feet ahead?

When using low beams, a driver typically has visibility of approximately 250 feet ahead. This range is important for safe driving, especially at night or in low-visibility conditions. Low beams are designed to illuminate the road directly in front of the vehicle without causing glare for oncoming traffic, allowing drivers to see obstacles or hazards that may be 250 feet away. This distance is adequate for recognizing and reacting to dangers, giving drivers enough time to respond safely.

The other options present distances that exceed the typical range provided by low beams, which could lead to overconfidence in visibility and potentially increase the risk of accidents if drivers attempt to rely on them beyond their effective range.