What lights should be used when passing a crosswalk at night during Subject 3 driving test?

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When passing a crosswalk at night, you should alternately use high and low beams. Here is relevant information: Reason for usage: It serves as a warning. When a vehicle alternately switches between high and low beams at night, there will be a particularly noticeable alternating pattern of brightness and darkness in front of the vehicle, which is sufficient to provide an effective warning to pedestrians that a car is approaching. Hazard warning flashers: Also known as emergency flashers or "double flashing", where all front and rear turn signals flash in a regular pattern. These are used when the vehicle experiences malfunctions or other situations (such as when clearing the way during towing). The concept is to utilize the turn signals, but with adjusted lighting control - during turns either the left or right signal lights up, whereas during hazard warnings both sides flash simultaneously.