How to Distinguish Between High Beam and Low Beam Headlights?
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Distinguishing between high beam and low beam headlights can be done by the following methods: 1. High beams project light at a higher angle and over a longer distance; low beams project light at a lower angle, cover a wider area, but over a shorter distance. 2. High beams emit light in a parallel, more concentrated manner with greater brightness; low beams emit light in a divergent pattern with less brightness compared to high beams. 3. High beams can illuminate objects that are far away and high up; low beams can illuminate objects within a larger area but at a closer range. The switch for high and low beams is typically located on the control lever at the lower left side of the steering wheel. Gently lifting the lever upwards can temporarily change the beam, which is useful for alerting pedestrians or vehicles ahead.