In NSW, the rules for high beam usage are as clear as a foggy night without them: you must dip your high beams within 200 metres of an oncoming vehicle and 100 metres when following another car. Failure to do so not only risks blinding other drivers but also lands you in the sweet embrace of a hefty fine. High beams are your best mate on dark, empty roads but remember, flashing them recklessly is a no-go. So, keep those beams polite — flash to say thanks or warn, not to blind or intimidate.

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