How Does Light Illumination Change When Encountering Curves?

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Below is an introduction to how headlight illumination changes when encountering curves ahead during nighttime driving: Light changes: The illumination will shift from the center of the road to the side; on straight roads, the light distance remains unchanged; when encountering a typical curve, the light follows the turn, moving from the center to the side. When going uphill: The light moves from high to low as the vehicle ascends or descends; when encountering sharp curves or large potholes, the light may leave the road surface due to vehicle jolts. When approaching an intersection: Reduce speed 50 to 100 meters before the intersection, switch from high beam to low beam, and activate the turn signal to indicate the direction of travel. When an oncoming vehicle is within 150 meters: Switch from high beam to low beam to avoid obstructing the other driver's vision.