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You should never drive so fast that you are unable to stop within the distance that you can clearly see on the road ahead of you by the light of your vehicleâs head lamps. For most vehicles this distance is no more than 350 feet when the headlights are on high beam.
How Well Can You See Ahead? Many users are confused about when to use of low beam and high beam headlights. Think about this: low beams let you see about 200 feet ahead. It can take about 200 feet to stop when you drive at 30 mph. That is almost half a city block in length. If you cannot see 200 feet ahead, you may not be driving safely at 30 mph. By the time you see an object in your path, it may be too late to stop without hitting it. Headlights on âupperâ or âhighâ beam let you see about 350-400 feet ahead. 400 feet is your approximately stopping distance when driving at 50-55 mph. That is about the length of a city block. In other words, high beams let you see twice as far as low beams.