Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Many New Jerseyans are familiar with the practice of flashing their car's high beams at a passing vehicle on the road. The gesture ...

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So you're driving at night, minding your own business, when suddenly your entire world becomes a searing white light. An oncoming car, usually a massive SUV that's already sitting a foot higher than ...

On the Road continues to hear from readers about the proper use of high beams while driving, even after two recent columns on the issue. Readers are going a step further, not only referencing high ...

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This week we write more on the issue of high beams while driving. We heard from several readers over the past few weeks about the incorrect use of a vehicle’s high beams, which we addressed in a ...

When should you not use high beams. According to AAA.com, you should not use your high beams in fog, snow, rain or smoke. The ...

We treat our cars like people, but they aren't. You might have given your car a name, like "Vivienne the Rivian," "The Angry Banana," "Pam", or, like my dad's old Aegean blue BMW 328i, "Frau Blue Car" ...

Many New Jerseyans are familiar with the practice of flashing their car's high beams at a passing vehicle on the road.