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To see adequately without dazzling other road users.
To illuminate the road adequately without dazzling other users. Adjustment does not mean indiscriminately increasing power or aiming the beam too high. Use the appropriate lighting and adapt speed to the visible distance; switch to dipped headlights if you could dazzle others.
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To increase power regardless of where the beam points.
To have poorer visibility at junctions.
To see adequately without dazzling other road users.
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