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What should a driver do with high beams when approaching an oncoming vehicle?
Correct answer: Dim them within 500 feet of the oncoming vehicle.
Why
Use low beams when you are within 500 feet of an oncoming vehicle. Keep enough light to see your path without directing high-beam glare at the other driver. Reduce speed if the illuminated clear distance is short.
Verified against Alabama Driver Manual · Meeting another vehicle at night · p. 71
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