Can the following vehicle use high beams when tailing the leading vehicle at night?
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When tailing the leading vehicle at night, the following vehicle can use high beams. Situations where high beams can be used: 1. When encountering oncoming vehicles: When using high beams, switch to low beams when meeting another vehicle. The specific distance depends on the situation, generally switching 150-200 meters away. After the vehicles pass each other, you can switch back to high beams. 2. When there are streetlights at night: Do not use high beams when driving at night with streetlights. 3. When encountering others using high beams: If the other vehicle uses high beams during a night encounter, flash the passing light 1-2 times to remind them to switch. 4. When there are no streetlights at night: Use high beams only when there are no streetlights and very few vehicles on the road. 5. In sudden situations: When driving with high beams at night and encountering an overtaking situation, switch back to low beams at least 100 meters in advance and flash the passing light, i.e., quickly lift the light lever 2-3 times when using low beams.