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Reduce speed.
On poorly lit stretches of road where there is frequent pedestrian traffic, vehicle drivers must take the precaution of reducing their speed on those stretches, since high speed combined with poor visibility could mean that a pedestrian crossing their path is not seen correctly. Night-vision glasses are not necessary. Dipped or main-beam headlights must always be switched on at night.
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Switch on dipped headlights.
Reduce speed.
Use night-vision glasses.
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