When driving at night on a road without a central separator or centerline, when should you switch to low beams?

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When driving at night on a road without a central separator or centerline, using high beams when meeting oncoming traffic can make it hard for the other driver to see road conditions and easily cause accidents. Switch to low beams. [Note] On such roads, when approaching an intersection or pedestrian crossing without signal lights, alternate continuously between high and low beams instead of just switching from high to low.

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