How to Switch Between Low Beam and High Beam?
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Switching methods between low beam and high beam: When the switch is turned to the low beam position, pulling the lever inward will flash the high beam once, while pushing it outward will keep the high beam on continuously (some special models may vary slightly). While driving, the driver should immediately switch from high beam to low beam under the following circumstances: 1. When there is an oncoming vehicle; 2. When the distance to the vehicle ahead in the same direction is close; 3. When the road is already sufficiently illuminated. Car headlights include high beam and low beam, both of which are used to illuminate the road ahead of the vehicle. The difference is that one has a shorter range and the other has a longer range.
I usually switch between low beam and high beam using the control lever on the left side of the steering wheel. Gently pulling the lever toward the steering wheel once switches to low beam, which is suitable for normal road conditions or when there are oncoming vehicles. Pushing the lever forward switches to high beam, providing a longer and brighter light, ideal for dark rural areas or highways. The design in my car is straightforward, ensuring no distraction while driving. In some older cars or different brands, the lever might be on the right side of the steering wheel, but the basic logic remains the same. Remember to switch back to low beam in cities or heavy traffic to avoid dazzling others. Many new cars now come with automatic headlight systems that sense the environment and switch lights accordingly, which is very convenient and eliminates the hassle of manual operation. Regularly check the lever's sensitivity; if it feels stiff, it might be due to dust buildup and needs cleaning to prevent accidents. Develop the habit of timely switching while driving to ensure road safety.
