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Reduce speed, stopping if necessary.
Reduce speed as necessary, even to a complete stop if needed, to avoid hitting vehicles or pedestrians and maintain control with reduced visibility. Do not accelerate to pass sooner or dazzle the other driver with full beam. Use dipped headlights when you could dazzle others, even if they have not dipped theirs.
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Turn on my motorcycle's full-beam headlight.
Reduce speed, stopping if necessary.
Increase speed to pass the dazzling vehicle as soon as possible.
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