A high beam is a setting on a vehicle's headlights that provides a brighter and more intense light, designed to illuminate a larger area of the road at a greater distance. High beams are typically used when driving in areas with little to no oncoming traffic, such as on highways at night, to help the driver see further ahead. However, they can be blinding to other drivers, so it is important to switch to low beams when approaching other vehicles to avoid causing glare. High beams are usually activated by a switch on the steering column or lever.

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