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the effectiveness of the lights decreases.
Dirt reduces lighting effectiveness and can make seeing and being seen harder. Keep headlights clean and check their condition and adjustment. Dirt does not guarantee the prevention of glare, and it should not simply be claimed to make a bulb burn out.
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the road lighting improves.
other drivers are not dazzled.
the effectiveness of the lights decreases.
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