I leave the light switch on my EQA250 in the Auto position, but one aspect of this which I dislike - and suspect may even be illegal - is that when travelling at night on an urban street with no other car in the near vicinity, the headlights automatically switch to high beam.
I have previously owned cars which had a setting within the Auto setting which offered the option of 'auto high/low beam' or 'manual high/low beam'. More recently, I owned an Australian spec. Honda CR-V in which an adjustable sensitivity setting had a similar effect.
The only solution I can find to avoid high/low beam switching automatically in the EQA250 is to select 'headlights' on the lighting switch. In that setting, you switch between high and low beam manually. The problem with that is the next time I drive the car I'll forget that my lights aren't on the Auto setting!
I would be grateful if someone could put me right on something I've overlooked.
I have previously owned cars which had a setting within the Auto setting which offered the option of 'auto high/low beam' or 'manual high/low beam'. More recently, I owned an Australian spec. Honda CR-V in which an adjustable sensitivity setting had a similar effect.
The only solution I can find to avoid high/low beam switching automatically in the EQA250 is to select 'headlights' on the lighting switch. In that setting, you switch between high and low beam manually. The problem with that is the next time I drive the car I'll forget that my lights aren't on the Auto setting!
I would be grateful if someone could put me right on something I've overlooked.
