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headlight adjustment?
Lately I ve noticed most cars headlights shine mostly on the ground about 20-30 feet ahead of the car. Is that the way they should be? On unlit roads at night that doesn t permit driving faster than 25-30 MPH. On Highways, especially ones that curve, lights like this are largely a hazard than an appliance without using the highbeams. I want mine shining further. Is my only choice HID, highbeams, or crawl too slow to be safe.
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- Skoda JohnLv 75 years agoFavorite Answer
When there is no traffic either ahead of you or approaching select high beam.
When any traffic appears quickly select low (dipped ) beam..
20 to 30 feet is too close you need get your headlamps properly aligned.
Here in the UK is is part 8f our annual vehicle inspection.
- Mr.357Lv 75 years ago
That is why hi-beams are available. If your low beams are shining too high, you risk the other driver running into you head on.
