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Yes, in the rear-view mirrors, which is why the lights must be correctly adjusted.
The vehicle travelling in front can be dazzled through the rear-view mirrors. To prevent this, the lights must always be correctly adjusted and the main beam must be replaced with dipped beam when approaching other vehicles.
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No, glare only occurs in front of vehicles and not through reflection.
Yes, in the rear-view mirrors, which is why the lights must be correctly adjusted.
Yes, but they will only be reflected on the road.
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