How to Use Lights Correctly at Night

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DelPaul
07/29/25 10:57am
Steps for correct use of lights at night: 1. When starting the car, turn on the headlights first to illuminate the road; 2. When the car speed is within 30 kilometers per hour, use low beams, and when exceeding 30 kilometers per hour, use high beams; 3. When driving on roads with streetlights, choose low beams, anti-dazzle lights, or parking lights based on the brightness of the streetlights; 4. When passing through controlled intersections, turn off the headlights 30 to 50 meters before the intersection and switch to anti-dazzle lights or parking lights, with turning vehicles using turn signals; 5. When driving in rain or fog, use fog lights or low beams; 6. When parking, turn off the lights only after the car has come to a complete stop. For temporary stops during the journey, turn on the parking lights and taillights.
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