Is it allowed to use high beams on highways?

[ElizabethMarie]

High beams can be used on highways under certain conditions. Here is an introduction to lighting usage during high-speed driving: When high beams can be used: Under appropriate conditions, high beams must be used when driving on highways at night. Especially when maintaining sufficient following distance or when road conditions are poor, using high beams can ensure driving safety. When high beams should not be used: When following another vehicle. To avoid affecting the driver ahead, turn off high beams when maintaining a safe following distance. When preparing to overtake. Switch to low beams and turn on turn signals to clearly communicate your intention to overtake; after completing the overtaking maneuver, you may switch back to high beams. When entering toll stations or service areas. Turn off high beams and reduce speed. When passing through ramp intersections. Turn off high beams (as continuous curves prohibit high beam usage) and slow down.