1. Evening and night
In the evening, it is already dark. If the driver does not turn on the lights at this time, the driving trend of the vehicle will become unclear to other drivers, and it will be difficult for other drivers to judge the speed and distance of the vehicle.
Of course, there are also some rules for turning on the lights. For example, when meeting at night, we must turn off the high beam to avoid causing danger to the drivers of other vehicles.
The lights that should be turned on: when the sky is slightly dark in the evening, you can turn on the width lights; when driving at night, you should turn on the low beam lights; if the weather conditions are good, do not turn on the high beam lights or fog lights when driving on urban roads at night.
2. Rainy and foggy weather
The visibility in rainy and foggy weather is already low. If the driver does not turn on the lights, then his car is equivalent to "invisible" when driving in the rain and fog. Even if other drivers have the vision of a pilot, it is not easy to see the car without lights on.
The lights that should be turned on: when the visibility is not bad, you can turn on the width lights; when the visibility is poor, you should turn on the low beam lights and fog lights.
3. Driving in tunnels
The light in tunnels is not good, but whether it is a novice or an experienced driver, not many people develop the habit of turning on the lights when entering tunnels. Some people think that they can see clearly and there is no need to turn on the lights, while others think that it is easy to forget to turn off the lights after turning on the lights when leaving the tunnel. There are various reasons, but no one considers the issue of driving safety.
The lights that should be turned on: low beams are enough, and high beams or fog lights should not be turned on, because the harm caused by too dazzling lights is the same as not turning on the lights.
