What lights should be turned on when driving straight at night?

[AngelinaAnn]

When driving straight at night, low beam headlights should be used. If the road ahead is completely dark with no road lighting facilities, high beam headlights should be turned on. If you encounter an oncoming vehicle, switch to low beam headlights in advance, and after passing the vehicle, decide whether to turn on the high beam headlights again based on the situation. When driving straight through an intersection at night, low beam headlights should be used. There is also a suggestion to alternately use high and low beam headlights as a signal. When passing through an uncontrolled intersection without traffic signals, you should slow down and alternately use high and low beam headlights as a signal. When overtaking at night, turn on the turn signal in advance and observe the vehicles behind. If the following vehicle is too close, it is not recommended to use the turn signal for overtaking, as this may easily catch the following vehicle off guard. In case of rainy or foggy weather with low visibility, the correct approach is to turn on the width marker lights, front and rear fog lights, and hazard warning lights. Note that fog lights are very bright and have a strong warning effect, so they should not be turned on during clear nights.