Using High Beams on Highways?
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Using high beams on highways is advisable because there are barriers in the middle of the highway that block the high beams while eliminating the risk of oncoming vehicles. Conditions for using high beams include: 1. Roads without street lighting or with poor lighting; 2. When overtaking another vehicle; 3. When navigating corners or curves; 4. When driving in conditions of low visibility such as fog, rain, snow, dust, or hail; 5. When needing to read road signs. Car lights and their functions can be categorized as: 1. Headlights: Illuminate the road and objects ahead to ensure driving safety; 2. Width markers: Indicate the width of the vehicle to alert other drivers and following vehicles; 3. Fog lights: Help oncoming and following vehicles spot the car more easily; 4. Turn signals: Alert nearby vehicles and pedestrians.