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Yes, through mirrors; dip if dazzling is possible.
Yes, through their mirrors. Article 102 requires changing from main to dipped beam as soon as dazzling is possible, including vehicles travelling in the same direction. Correct headlight adjustment does not remove this duty. This differs from an oncoming vehicle, whose driver must also be protected from dazzle.
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Yes, through mirrors; dip if dazzling is possible.
No, glare can never occur through reflection in mirrors.
Yes, but only through the road surface, never mirrors.
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