Which situation would cause a vehicle to fail its high beam indicator inspection?

The situation that would result in a vehicle failing its high beam indicator inspection is when the indicator produces a glaring light. High beam indicators are designed to provide a clear and distinguishable light to indicate that the high beams are activated. If the light emitted is overly bright or glaring, it may impair the visibility of other drivers and could be considered a safety hazard. This is particularly important in maintaining safe driving conditions during nighttime or in poor visibility situations.

The focus of the inspection is to ensure that all vehicle features, including the high beam indicator, operate in a manner that promotes safety and doesn’t create distractions for other road users. A non-standard glare could lead to potential misunderstandings on the road regarding whether high beams are in use, which can affect overall driving safety.