Should You Alternate Between High and Low Beams When Overtaking at Night?
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When overtaking at night, it is necessary to alternate between high and low beams. Switching between high and low beams to alert the vehicle ahead can enhance driving safety. The method for using high and low beams is as follows: 1. Turn on the low beams when driving on roads with streetlights at night; 2. Use low beams when encountering pedestrians, narrow roads, narrow bridges, and curves at night; 3. Turn on the high beams when driving on roads without streetlights or on straight, distant roads with poor visibility at night; 4. When meeting another vehicle at night, if the high beams are on, be sure to turn them off and wait until the meeting is complete before turning the high beams back on.