4 ms·
High beams are called high beams because they’re aimed higher, not because they’re brighter. Low beams are aimed lower to not intersect the opposite drivers FOV
by srcreigh 4y ago
High beams are called high beams because they’re aimed higher, not because they’re brighter. Low beams are aimed lower to not intersect the opposite drivers FOV.
- geocrasher 4y agoYou are partly correct, but partly not. In this case, having the low beams on = 4 lamps, high beams = 6 lamps. I compensated for the high beams being on full time by aiming my headlights lower. Some vehicles turn the low beams off when engaging the high beams, in which case you'd be correct.