What is the main role of the low-beam lights in a tractor?

Explanation

Correct answer: Lighting of the road ahead of the tractor in a manner which does not cause the blinding of the drivers coming from the opposite direction.

The primary function of dipped headlights in any vehicle, including an agricultural tractor, is to illuminate the road ahead of the vehicle. Their key feature is an asymmetrical beam of light, directed downwards, which prevents dazzling oncoming drivers. This enables vehicles to pass each other safely in conditions of poor visibility, from which these lights derive their name.

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