What is one reason why you might use lower (dim) headlights?

Using lower (dim) headlights, or low beam headlights, is particularly important when driving in fog. Fog creates a condition where the light from high beams reflects off the water droplets suspended in the air, which can create a blinding effect and reduce visibility. On the other hand, low beams direct light towards the road without scattering as much off the fog, allowing for better visibility while maintaining safer driving conditions.

In foggy conditions, using low beam headlights helps drivers see the road and any obstacles or other vehicles more clearly, while also reducing glare that can impede their own ability to see. It’s important for overall safety and for making sure that other drivers are not affected adversely by blinding light.

Options that suggest using lower headlights in clear weather, while driving at night in the city, or to save battery power do not encourage the optimal use of headlights for enhanced safety to adjust to the driving conditions effectively.