It is nighttime. Which lights must you switch on now in this stretch of road?
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Whenever you are driving on poorly lit interurban roads, such as the one in the image, between sunset and sunrise, you should use your high-beam headlights in order to see the road better, except when there is oncoming traffic in the opposite direction, in which case you should quickly change to low-beam headlights to avoid blinding the other drivers.
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