Can You Keep High Beams On All the Time on Highways?

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High beams can be used continuously on highways. There are no regulations prohibiting the use of high beams on highways. When the road is too dark and affects driving, high beams can be appropriately used, but care must be taken not to interfere with other drivers. Below are the relevant details about using high and low beams: When high beams should not be used: On roads without central barriers or centerlines, drivers must switch to low beams when meeting an oncoming vehicle within 150 meters at night. Low beams should also be used when meeting non-motor vehicles on narrow roads or bridges. High beams must not be used when a following vehicle is driving closely behind another vehicle in the same direction. When high beams can be used: High beams can be used when the distance to the vehicle ahead exceeds 150 meters or when there is a central barrier, such as bushes or a median strip, which prevents the high beams from affecting oncoming traffic.