This is what I've learned about bright headlights . . .
* Don't use them if there are any cars ahead of you--either coming toward you or going away from you. This is especially dangerous if you are on a two-line highway--the oncoming car won't be able to see the road if your brights are on.
* Don't use them in fog or heavy rain--it will just reflect back in your eyes.
* If someone blinks his headlights at you, it can mean three things: (1) your brights are accidentally on, (2) one of your headlights is stuck on bright, or (3) use caution ahead (e.g., there's a speed trap, or a road hazard).
* If a guy pulls up next to you and says he admires your headlights, he might not be talking about your car. ( )
* Don't use them if there are any cars ahead of you--either coming toward you or going away from you. This is especially dangerous if you are on a two-line highway--the oncoming car won't be able to see the road if your brights are on.
* Don't use them in fog or heavy rain--it will just reflect back in your eyes.
* If someone blinks his headlights at you, it can mean three things: (1) your brights are accidentally on, (2) one of your headlights is stuck on bright, or (3) use caution ahead (e.g., there's a speed trap, or a road hazard).
* If a guy pulls up next to you and says he admires your headlights, he might not be talking about your car. ( )