Use of lights and signals
Correct use of lights and signals improves visibility and communication. It’s essential both for safety and compliance with the law.
Light types and when to use them
| Type | Use |
|---|---|
| Daytime running lights | Daytime visibility; check rear lights |
| Low beam | Twilight, darkness, poor weather |
| High beam | Dark roads without oncoming or leading traffic |
| Fog lights | Fog/snow at low speed; avoid glare |
| Hazard lights | Breakdowns or sudden hazards |
Legal basics
- Lights must not dazzle others
- Keep lamps clean and functional
- Use indicators early and clearly
Best practices and situations
- Match speed to visibility range
- In rain/fog, ensure rear lights are on
- Signal lane changes and turns early; cancel after
Maintenance and economy
- Replace aging bulbs in pairs
- Keep sensor windows and camera areas clean