Constellation most afraid of high beam at night

When driving at night, the dim light has a great influence on our driving. Some car owners turn on the high beam when driving at night in order to see the road ahead. But turning on the high beam at night will flash to other drivers, which will bring inconvenience to their driving. So what should I do if I drive at night and the other side flashes with a high beam?

First, the headlights flash twice.

When we are driving, we are flashed by the high beam of the opposite vehicle. We can use the headlights to flash twice to remind the other party to turn off the high beam. If a rational driver sees our hint, he will turn off the high beam.

However, some drivers turned on the high beam after seeing our tips. When we encounter this situation, we must never confront each other. We can slow down and make it safe to meet each other.

Second, whistle to remind each other.

When encountering traffic jams, many people usually honk their horns to remind the vehicles in front to make way for themselves. When we drive at night, we are flashed by the other side's high beam, and we can also whistle to remind the opposite vehicle to turn off the high beam.

If the other party still doesn't turn off the high beam, we can't flash back with the high beam. This kind of behavior harms others and yourself. We should still be a civilized driver and obey the traffic laws.

Third, wear a polarizer.

In summer, because the sun is too strong, many drivers wear sunglasses to avoid being sunburned while driving. When driving at night, you can wear a polarizer to resist the other side's high beam. Polarizers can reduce the light entering our eyes. In this way, when we meet, we won't lose sight of the road ahead because of each other's high beam.

Fourth, slow down in advance

When the opposite vehicle uses the high beam when driving, it should slow down in advance. In order to avoid being temporarily blinded by the other side's high beam, especially when we meet a large truck or SUV high beam at night, don't take any chances. Be sure to slow down and stop there in advance, and then move on after the other party leaves.

Five, the line of sight away from the light source

Driving the high beam at night is very harmful, which will not only make the other party blind instantly, but also lead to the decline of the other party's perception of speed and distance. Most importantly, it may also lead to the other party's road anger and revenge.

When we were driving at night, we were flashed by the other side's high beam, so our eyes should avoid the developing light source. Although it will still be dazzling, it can alleviate the glare to some extent. When we are driving at night and are flashed by the high beam, we can deal with it in the above way.

It is very dangerous to drive with the high beam lights on at night. High beam can only be used at night when there are no street lights, suburban roads, highways and other poor lighting. Also, we can use the high beam when overtaking at night, through sharp bends, slopes or intersections without traffic lights. Everyone must remember.