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Reduce speed.
If, while driving our vehicle, another vehicle dazzles us by switching on its main-beam headlights, we should avoid looking directly at the lights of vehicles travelling in the opposite direction and reduce our speed, even stopping if necessary, until we regain normal and sufficient vision to drive safely.
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Increase speed.
Stop the vehicle completely in all cases.
Reduce speed.
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