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Yes; the rider’s position does not prevent glare.
Yes. The rider’s position and helmet visor do not make them immune to glare. Keep the visor clean and unscratched to preserve good vision. If dazzled, reduce speed and, if necessary, stop safely to avoid a crash.
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No; the visor guarantees immunity from glare.
Yes; the rider’s position does not prevent glare.
No; headlights can never dazzle a motorcyclist.
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¿Puede un motorista sufrir deslumbramiento por los faros de un vehículo que circula en sentido contrario?
- Sí, la posición del motorista no impide que pueda ser deslumbrado.(Correct answer)
- No, los faros nunca pueden deslumbrar a un motorista.
- No, la visera garantiza que nunca sufrirá deslumbramiento.
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