What risks could arise if you drive with your main beam lights on?

Using main beam lights (high beams) can dazzle oncoming drivers, causing temporary blindness or reduced visibility for them, which increases the risk of accidents. Additionally, wild animals illuminated by the bright light may freeze or remain motionless, making it harder for you to detect and avoid them. This is why you should dim your headlights when approaching other vehicles or in certain areas. The third option is not correct because stationary vehicles on your side are generally more visible with high beams rather than less, so they are detected earlier, not later. Understanding these points helps you use your headlights responsibly for everyone's safety.