Do Automatic Headlights Automatically Switch Between High and Low Beams?
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Automatic headlights do not automatically switch between high and low beams. Generally, automatic headlights default to low beams, and the driver needs to manually adjust them to high beams when necessary. The headlights are equipped with a photosensitive control system, which is referred to as automatic headlights. When the driving environment becomes dark, the headlights will automatically turn on, and they will turn off when the light becomes brighter. Automatic headlights are particularly useful when driving through tunnels. Correct usage of high and low beams: 1. Use low beams when driving on roads with streetlights at night, encountering pedestrians on the roadside, or navigating narrow roads, narrow bridges, or curves; 2. Use high beams when driving on roads without streetlights or on long, straight roads with poor visibility at night; 3. Always switch to low beams when encountering oncoming traffic at night and switch back to high beams after passing the other vehicle.