High beams are great in rural areas, but can also be used in cities or towns when it’s dark and there are few other cars on the road. They can help you avoid animals and spot road signs when it ...

A dash cam video shows the moment a driver hits another car head-on for flashing their high beams too many times. I have a love-hate relationship with high beams. On the one hand, ...

When another car approaches from the opposite direction, it is not just a courtesy to dim your high beams, it’s the law. State regulations call for dimming high beams within 500 feet of oncoming ...

Advances in technology can see a set of laws quickly become outdated. A pertinent example of this today is cars' headlights. Up until a decade ago, we only had high and low beams. But with the ...

Using your high beam during the day and at night increases the chances that oncoming drivers will see you. ... I’m sure many cars equipped with their bright lights have them misaligned,” he said.

HIGH BEAM OPTION: When you switch on your car’s high beams, the light is projected in a direct and elevated straight line, pointing directly into the fog.

Q: What are the rules for high beams on parallel roads or divided roads? Does the 50-foot-wide median on the freeway negate the need to dim your high beams for an approaching car? What if the ...