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Oncoming headlights cause glare. Where should a driver look?
From the driver’s seat, a road continues ahead at night. An oncoming vehicle’s headlights produce glare on the opposite side of the yellow centerline. The right lane edge remains visible.
Correct answer: To the right edge of your lane.
Why
Using the right edge as a guide reduces direct glare while preserving lane position.
Verified against Alabama Driver Manual · Glare from oncoming headlights · p. 72
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