Upper headlight beams should be used for which type of driving?

Upper headlight beams, also known as high beams, are best utilized during country driving or in areas where there is little to no ambient light. This is because high beams provide a broader and farther-reaching illumination, which is advantageous in rural or country settings where streetlights are scarce, enabling drivers to see the road and any potential hazards more clearly at greater distances.

During night driving, particularly in areas with oncoming traffic or street lighting (which would typically be more prevalent in city driving), using high beams can cause glare for other drivers and is generally discouraged. Similarly, in rainy conditions, high beams can reflect off the water droplets and create more visibility issues, which makes low beams more suitable in such weather. Therefore, using upper headlight beams is specifically appropriate for country driving when maximum visibility is essential and fewer vehicles are on the road.