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Switch to dipped beam as soon as dazzling is possible.
Switch to dipped beam as soon as dazzling becomes possible, under article 102. Do not wait for the overtaking vehicle to return to the lane ahead if it could be dazzled earlier. Article 100’s main-beam duty depends on its conditions and yields to the duty to avoid dazzling. Brake lights do not replace the lighting needed to see the road.
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Switch to dipped beam as soon as dazzling is possible.
Always keep main beam until the other car returns to the lane ahead.
Replace the front lighting solely with brake lights.
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