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Use the interior mirror’s anti-dazzle position.
Use the mirror’s anti-dazzle position while retaining a useful rearward view. Do not stare at headlights or accelerate to escape glare. If glare impairs road visibility, reduce speed as necessary, even to a safe stop. This measure concerns glare through the mirror, not every form of frontal glare.
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Look directly at the following vehicle’s lights.
Use the interior mirror’s anti-dazzle position.
Increase speed substantially to avoid adjusting the mirror.
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