Article 48 of the Road Traffic Safety Law stipulates that driving on a road with street lamps or other good lighting shall not turn on the high beam. If the time line on the road is not good at night, turn on the street lights or have other lights, such as shop lights and moonlight lights. Do not turn on the high beam, use the low beam. Turn on the high beam in time when there is no light around and you can't see it in the distance.
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Proper use of lighting:
If you drive on the main road of the city, the lighting conditions in the middle of the night are ok, and you don't need to drive far and near the lights; If you are walking on a mountain road or a deserted road, in order to avoid accidents, you should turn on the high beam in advance after nightfall.
High beam vehicles should switch to low beam before passing 150m. This can ensure that passing vehicles have a good line of sight. When in a meeting, if the other side's high beam is on, the invisible things will cause instant blindness, which is easy to cause danger. Switch the high beam to the low beam at about150m.
On some roads with poor lighting, if the opposite vehicles appear frequently, in order not to affect the coming vehicles, you can alternately flash the high beam and the low beam to remind the opposite vehicles. Especially for two-way lanes without median, it is particularly important for the far and near lights to flash in time.
The air transparency is poor in foggy days, and the light will spread in the air, which will not only make you invisible, but also affect the line of sight of the opposite car and increase the danger. If Fog God slows down, turn on the fog lights and four flashlights, and don't turn on the high beam lights.