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. Before overtaking at night, you must use the alternating flashing of high and low beams to notify the vehicle ahead of your intention to overtake. This should be done at least twice. Additionally, pay attention to any sudden changes in the vehicle ahead and complete the overtaking as quickly as possible while ensuring safety. Below are some key points to consider when overtaking at night: 1. Choose a straight, wide road with no obstacles on either side for overtaking. 2. Avoid overtaking on curves or during rain or snow to prevent accidents. 3. Do not overtake when meeting another vehicle or if the vehicle ahead is already overtaking.