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reduce speed, even coming to a complete stop if necessary.
When driving our vehicle, if another vehicle travelling in the opposite direction dazzles us by switching on its main beam headlights, we should avoid looking directly at them and reduce our speed, even coming to a complete stop if necessary, until we regain normal vision sufficient to drive safely.
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reduce speed, drive on the hard shoulder and never stop.
reduce speed, even coming to a complete stop if necessary.
flash the main beam headlights to warn the driver causing the dazzle.
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