When the overtaking manoeuvre is completed, the overtaken vehicle must...
Lighting
Explanation
At the end of an overtaking maneuver, it is important for the overtaken vehicle to **switch from high beam to dipped beam headlights**. This is because high beam headlights can dazzle the driver who has just overtaken, especially if they return to their lane in front of the overtaken vehicle.
- **Dipped beam headlights**: They are suitable to avoid dazzling and ensure safe driving, especially in situations where there are other vehicles nearby.
- **High beam headlights**: They are mainly used on dark and traffic-free roads, as their intensity can affect the visibility of other drivers.
Therefore, switching to dipped beam headlights after being overtaken is a safe and considerate practice that helps maintain the safety of all road users.
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