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Reduce speed and, if necessary, stop my moped.
If, while riding our moped at night, another vehicle using full-beam headlights dazzles us, we must reduce our speed, even stopping if necessary until the driver's vision recovers. Under no circumstances should we switch off our lights.
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Reduce speed and, if necessary, stop my moped.
Increase speed to overtake it more quickly.
Switch off all the lights I have on.
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