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Replace the main-beam headlights with dipped-beam headlights.
At night, main-beam headlights must be replaced with dipped-beam headlights as soon as there is any possibility of dazzling vehicles approaching from the opposite direction or vehicles overtaking us once the overtaking manoeuvre has ended.
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Always drive with the main-beam headlights on.
Increase the vehicle's speed.
Replace the main-beam headlights with dipped-beam headlights.
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