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Protect yourself with the sun visors
Use the sun visor without obscuring the road area you need to see; suitable sunglasses can help during the day. Do not look directly at the sun. Clear prescription glasses correct vision but are not by themselves a sun filter: continue using any visual correction you need or your licence requires. If you cannot see safely, slow down and stop in a safe place if necessary.
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Look directly at the sun and then at the road
Protect yourself with the sun visors
Protect yourself with clear prescription glasses
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