dipped beam
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The less bright setting of a vehicle's headlights.
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- Remember to use your dipped beam in built-up areas at night.
- You must switch to a dipped beam when another vehicle is approaching.
- He switched to dipped beam as an oncoming car approached.
- In many countries, it is mandatory to use a dipped beam even during the day.
- I need to get the dipped beam on my car fixed before its annual inspection.
- The mechanic noticed that one of the dipped beam bulbs had blown.
- Is your left dipped beam working correctly?
- At dusk, she switched on the car's dipped beam to improve visibility.
- Driving with only one functioning dipped beam is a traffic offence.
- The road was poorly lit, so he relied entirely on his dipped beam.
- The dark country road was faintly illuminated by the car's dipped beams.
- A flashing dashboard light indicated a problem with the dipped beam system.
- In foggy conditions, you should use your dipped beam, not the main beam.
- Switching from full beam to a dipped beam prevents dazzling oncoming drivers.
- In many modern cars, the dipped beam activates automatically at dusk.
- Please ensure your dipped beam is correctly aligned to pass the inspection.
- Using the dipped beam appropriately is crucial for night-time road safety.
- The car's automatic lighting system activates the dipped beam in tunnels.
- The police officer informed me that my right dipped beam was out.
- It's a common courtesy to use your dipped beam in residential areas at night.