What is the consequence for driving if the vehicle's headlight beam is aimed too low?

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Incorrect headlight adjustment directly affects safety. If the lights are aimed too low, the light beam hits the ground sooner than it should, meaning the effective lighting distance is shortened. This prevents you from seeing obstacles or the road layout far enough in advance.  Conversely, if they were aimed too high, they would cause glare to other road users (but this does not happen if they are low). Therefore, the correct answer is that long-distance vision is reduced.

What is the consequence for driving if the vehicle's headlight beam is aimed too low?

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