India could soon tighten headlight and visibility rules under proposed changes to the Central Motor Vehicles Rules. New two-wheelers may be required to use automatic headlamps only on low beam, while high-beam intensity limits could be reduced. The proposals also include a colour-temperature cap, high-beam alerts in cities and reflective tapes for heavy vehicles, aimed at reducing glare and improving road safety. In this video, we explain what these proposed changes mean for motorists and how they could help reduce glare and improve road safety.#HeadlightRules #HighBeam #HighBeamRules #BikeRules #CarRules #TwoWheelerRules #RoadSafety #TrafficRules #VehicleRules #IndiaNews #RoadSafetyIndia #MoRTH #Headlamps #DrivingRules #AutomotiveNews

NEW DELHI: Automatic headlamps in two-wheelers will soon work only in passing beam (low beam) mode, and buses and other heavy vehicles will have to use genuine reflective tapes to…

Anticipated changes to road safety policies will restrict two-wheeler headlamps to low-beam mode only. Buses and heavy vehicles will be required to use genuine reflective tapes to…