In which situation may dipped-beam headlights be used with short intermittent flashes?
Lighting
The dipped beam with short intermittent flashes is used to warn the driver that they are being overtaken, helping to communicate the intention of the maneuver and avoiding misunderstandings on the road.
Explanation
To warn other drivers that you have the **intention to overtake**, you can use the **dipped headlights with short intermittent flashes**. This action is similar to the use of acoustic signals, which are also allowed to signal an overtaking on roads outside towns or cities. The use of these intermittent lights is a visual way to communicate your intention to other drivers, ensuring they are aware of your movements and helping to prevent possible accidents.
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