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The driver taking the bend to the right, on the inside.
The driver taking the bend to the right, on the inside, because the beam can sweep across the road towards the oncoming vehicle. Both must dip as soon as there is any possibility of dazzling; neither should wait for the other or keep main beam if it affects someone.
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The driver taking the bend to the left, on the outside.
Neither should dip even if dazzling the other driver.
The driver taking the bend to the right, on the inside.
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