What is the recommended action if you do not have daytime running lights (DRL)?

Driving with low-beam headlights on during the day is recommended for vehicles that do not come equipped with daytime running lights (DRL). This practice enhances visibility to other drivers and pedestrians, making it easier for them to see you, especially in conditions such as overcast weather, rain, or when driving in shaded areas or tunnels.

Low-beam headlights provide sufficient illumination without being overly bright, which can be dangerous and distracting to other road users. Using low beams is considered a safe practice that complies with various state laws aimed at promoting road safety during daylight hours. This approach helps to reduce the likelihood of accidents by ensuring that your vehicle is more visible to others.