What lights to use when passing through an intersection?

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When passing through an intersection, you should use low beam lights. Here is an introduction to the relevant content about vehicle lights: 1. Light usage at intersections: If you are driving straight through an intersection with traffic signals, simply use low beam lights. If passing through an intersection without traffic signals, you should alternately switch between high and low beam lights more than twice. This is part of the lighting simulation test in Subject 3 of the driving test, so it's crucial to remember. In actual driving situations, when approaching an intersection without traffic signals, you should slow down in advance, alternately use high and low beam lights as a signal, and pay close attention to the traffic conditions ahead. 2. Subject 3 lighting simulation: When driving straight through an intersection during Subject 3, learners must use low beam lights. Another scenario is when the voice prompt indicates passing through an uncontrolled intersection (without traffic signals), then you need to alternately switch between high and low beam lights twice. This helps alert both vehicles and pedestrians.