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Reduce speed as necessary, even to a stop.
Reduce speed as much as necessary, even to a stop, to avoid running into vehicles or pedestrians travelling in the same direction under Article 102.3. Do so in a controlled manner; do not accelerate or respond with main beams that could dazzle others.
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Accelerate to shorten the time spent dazzled.
Turn on main beams to dazzle the other driver.
Reduce speed as necessary, even to a stop.
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