What lights to use when encountering oncoming traffic?

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When the distance to the oncoming vehicle is beyond 150 meters, coordinate with the other vehicle to switch between high and low beams. That is, use low beams when the other vehicle uses high beams, and use high beams when the other vehicle uses low beams. Control your speed according to road conditions and try to drive on the right side. Introduction 1: On the dashboard, the low beam is indicated by a green light with the beam line on the left, slanting downward. There may be variations between different brands and models, but this is generally the standard symbol. The low beam symbol on the light control lever also features the left-side downward-slanting beam line. Introduction 2: Most nighttime driving is done using low beams. High beams should only be used in special circumstances where there is no street lighting, as high beams project parallel light rays that are more concentrated and brighter. This can cause glare and distract drivers of oncoming vehicles, creating potential hazards.