Auto high beam - is legal in US?

[summer27]

naa car lo auto high beam enable chese option undi..bayata lighting ni batti automatic gaa high beam on avuthundi (like when I travel in dark narrow roads)...opposite vehicle daggariki vacheppudu, normal mode ki shift avutundi..and if its dark it switches back again.

 

Question enti ante..idi legal ee naa?? 

[Anta Assamey]

10 minutes ago, summer27 said:

naa car lo auto high beam enable chese option undi..bayata lighting ni batti automatic gaa high beam on avuthundi (like when I travel in dark narrow roads)...opposite vehicle daggariki vacheppudu, normal mode ki shift avutundi..and if its dark it switches back again.

 

Question enti ante..idi legal ee naa?? 

ChatGPT answer -

As of my last knowledge update in September 2021, auto high beam systems, also known as automatic high beams or adaptive headlights, were generally legal in the United States. 

[Dhed]

Legal and should be done 

auto high beam some times doesn’t work 

[usetime63]

Totally legal, just make sure when someone is opposite don't blind them if it did not switch to normal lights. 

[pandugadu999]

38 minutes ago, summer27 said:

naa car lo auto high beam enable chese option undi..bayata lighting ni batti automatic gaa high beam on avuthundi (like when I travel in dark narrow roads)...opposite vehicle daggariki vacheppudu, normal mode ki shift avutundi..and if its dark it switches back again.

 

Question enti ante..idi legal ee naa?? 

uncle adi basic feature anni cars lo untadi….daniki legal emundi ..

[nuvvu_naakina_paalem]

Be mindful

 

Sometimes it still blinds people 

[Bendapudi_english]

2 hours ago, usetime63 said:

Totally legal, just make sure when someone is opposite don't blind them if it did not switch to normal lights. 

+1 ,  also valani blind chesthe manake risk kuda 

[Jatka Bandi]

2 hours ago, summer27 said:

naa car lo auto high beam enable chese option undi..bayata lighting ni batti automatic gaa high beam on avuthundi (like when I travel in dark narrow roads)...opposite vehicle daggariki vacheppudu, normal mode ki shift avutundi..and if its dark it switches back again.

 

Question enti ante..idi legal ee naa?? 

it is legal. There is a certain distance when approaching a vehicle that you need to switch off. The intelligence system must be doing the same. 

[Jatka Bandi]

2 hours ago, usetime63 said:

Totally legal, just make sure when someone is opposite don't blind them if it did not switch to normal lights. 

 

12 minutes ago, Bendapudi_english said:

+1 ,  also valani blind chesthe manake risk kuda 

Not just opposite. Same direction as well. When you are behind a certain car, you need to switch it off. If I am not wrong the distance is 200yards for same direction moving vehicles and 400/600 yards for opposite direction vehicles. License exam book lo vuntundi.

[Kakynada]

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[summer27]

Tjanks

[jalsa01]

10 hours ago, summer27 said:

naa car lo auto high beam enable chese option undi..bayata lighting ni batti automatic gaa high beam on avuthundi (like when I travel in dark narrow roads)...opposite vehicle daggariki vacheppudu, normal mode ki shift avutundi..and if its dark it switches back again.

 

Question enti ante..idi legal ee naa?? 

Company vade ichadante adi leagal itene kada ..

[venky7]

9 hours ago, pandugadu999 said:

uncle adi basic feature anni cars lo untadi….daniki legal emundi ..

arey pakodi india lo kaadu ayana adigindi. usa la

india lo highbeam on/off vaade common sense eda undi 

ne answer batte telsustundi entha dhed ganivo

[Gorantlamdhav]

10 hours ago, pandugadu999 said:

uncle adi basic feature anni cars lo untadi….daniki legal emundi ..

Meedi old model anukunta. New car try cheyandi night time lo it will keep switching automatically when no car in opposite direction 

[pandugadu999]

2 hours ago, venky7 said:

arey pakodi india lo kaadu ayana adigindi. usa la

india lo highbeam on/off vaade common sense eda undi 

ne answer batte telsustundi entha dhed ganivo

arey howle ke bol….india ani evadannad ra suvvar lamdi…ekkannunchi vastar naayana errabus ekki..