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When approaching an oncoming vehicle at night, when must high beams be dimmed?
At night, blue car A and oncoming silver car B are in opposite lanes. The card says the illustration is not to scale.
Correct answer: Within 300 metres
Why
Dim high beams within 300 metres of approaching traffic. Use low beams even when the highway is divided. Keep headlights aimed and clean, and avoid staring into oncoming glare.
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