What lights to use when driving on unlit roads at night?

[AdalynnFitz]

When driving on unlit roads at night, use high beams. Below is relevant information about high beams: 1. Proper use of high beams: Article 48 of the Road Traffic Safety Law stipulates that high beams should not be used when driving on roads with streetlights or other good lighting conditions. Therefore, if the road is poorly lit at night but there are streetlights or other light sources such as shop lights or moonlight, use low beams first. When there are no lights around and visibility is poor in the distance, promptly switch to high beams. 2. Turn off high beams when meeting another vehicle: Vehicles using high beams should switch to low beams at least 150m before meeting an oncoming vehicle to ensure good visibility for the other driver. If the oncoming vehicle has its high beams on, it can cause temporary blindness, making it difficult to see anything and increasing the risk of an accident.