How to Use Lights When Driving at Night?

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McLuna
07/30/25 2:49am
Night driving light usage methods are: 1. When meeting another vehicle at night, switch to low beam when the oncoming vehicle is 150 meters away; 2. Turn on low beam when passing through intersections controlled by traffic signals; 3. Turn on headlights, clearance lights, and tail lights when driving at night without street lights or under poor lighting conditions. Precautions for night driving include: 1. Use lights properly; 2. Maintain safe distance; 3. Observe road conditions; 4. Do not stop or make U-turns at bridgeheads; 5. Do not speed; 6. Do not drive while fatigued; 7. Do not overtake randomly; 8. Be cautious when parking in remote areas.
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