How to Deal with Malicious Flashing Lights from the Rear Vehicle?

[LeBrooke]

You can remind other vehicles to turn off their high beams by honking or flashing your lights. When driving at night, you may often encounter situations where a vehicle flashes its high beams twice. This is mainly to remind the driver to turn off the high beams to prevent traffic accidents. When driving with high beams on at night, it becomes difficult for oncoming vehicles to see the road clearly. Many drivers will consciously turn off their high beams when there is a vehicle in front. Additional Notes: Note 1: When temporarily parking on the road, especially in non-motorized lanes or when borrowing a lane to park, you should immediately turn on the hazard warning lights to alert passing vehicles and pedestrians for safety. The driver should not leave the vehicle casually. Note 2: In case of a traffic accident: If a traffic accident occurs, you should immediately turn on the hazard warning lights to alert passing vehicles and pedestrians for safety, and promptly call the police to wait for rescue or further handling.