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Reduce speed, even coming to a complete stop if necessary.
When travelling on a road and dazzled by an oncoming vehicle switching on its main-beam headlights, we must avoid looking directly at them and reduce our speed, even coming to a complete stop if necessary, until we recover normal vision sufficient to travel safely.
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Reduce speed, even coming to a complete stop if necessary.
Always move to the right to stop on the hard shoulder.
Switch on the main-beam headlights.
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