Is the Headlight the Same as the High Beam?

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Car headlights, also known as car front lights or car LED daytime running lights, include high beams, low beams, and turn signals. High Beam: The high beam should only be used when there is no other surrounding light. It is suitable for driving at night on highways without streetlights or in rural areas without illumination, as it expands the field of vision. However, when encountering oncoming traffic, it is necessary to switch to the low beam for safety and courtesy. Low Beam: The low beam must be turned on when driving in areas without streetlights at night, during dusk when it is relatively dark, or at dawn when light is just appearing. In conditions of heavy fog, snow, or rain that impair visibility, the low beam should also be used even during the day. Additionally, in areas where the lighting is insufficient despite the presence of illumination, the low beam should be activated. Turn Signal: The primary function of the turn signal is to indicate to other vehicles and pedestrians when the car is about to turn, thereby alerting others to pay attention. In some cases, the turn signal can also serve as auxiliary lighting in narrow spaces, helping the driver to observe obstacles on either side.