When driving along well lit roads, what light should you drive with?

When driving along well-lit roads, using dipped headlights is appropriate because they provide sufficient illumination of the roadway without causing glare for oncoming drivers or vehicles ahead of you. Dipped headlights are designed to illuminate the road directly in front of your vehicle, while minimizing the amount of light that reflects back and disrupts the vision of other road users.

In contrast, full headlights are much brighter and can be blinding, which is why they are typically reserved for poorly lit or unlit roads. Fog lights are intended primarily for use in foggy conditions as they illuminate the road directly in front of the vehicle and reduce the reflection of light from fog, rain, or snow. High beam lights offer maximum visibility but can create significant glare for other drivers, making them unsuitable for well-lit areas where they could impair others' visibility. Thus, using dipped headlights aligns with the best practices for safe driving in well-lit conditions.