When must headlights be used according to driving regulations?

Headlights must be used 30 minutes after sunset and 30 minutes before sunrise in accordance with driving regulations. This requirement ensures that drivers can be seen by others and can see the road clearly during low light conditions, which are prevalent during twilight hours. This timing helps to enhance safety for all road users, as visibility can significantly decrease at these times.

Using headlights outside of these designated times may lead to reduced visibility and increase the likelihood of accidents, particularly in rural areas or places with limited street lighting.

While headlights can also be used in other situations, such as heavy rain or fog, the specific regulation referenced focuses on the timing relative to sunset and sunrise, emphasizing the importance of visibility in these critical periods.