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Switch to dipped beams.
Switch from main beams to dipped beams as soon as a risk of dazzling is noticed. Article 102 also protects those ahead who can be dazzled through mirrors and users of other transport routes. Do not wait for overtaking to finish before dipping the lights. When passing opposing traffic, do not restore main beams until beyond the other vehicle’s position; do not switch off all lighting needed for night driving.
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Switch off dipped beams too and continue without lighting.
Switch to dipped beams.
Keep main beams until the other driver complains.
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