Can High Beams Be Used on Highways?
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High beams can be used on highways. When driving on highways, due to high speeds, absence of streetlights, and poor visibility, failing to use high beams may prevent timely and clear observation of road conditions ahead, potentially leading to traffic accidents. Below are relevant points about high beam usage: 1. Hazards of improper high beam use: Causes visual blind spots. Triggers accidents. Leads to driver operational errors. 2. High beams should not be used at signal-controlled intersections because their intense light can cause temporary dizziness. Therefore, high beams are prohibited in urban driving. When overtaking at night, drivers should alternately switch between high and low beams to alert vehicles ahead.