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You approach an oncoming car at night with high beams on. By what distance must you use a beam distribution that avoids dazzling its driver?
Correct answer: Within 500 feet.
Why
Use an appropriate lower beam when approaching within 500 feet of an oncoming vehicle. When following another vehicle within 300 feet, do not use the uppermost beam, except when actually overtaking and passing. Avoid glare even when the road itself is dark.
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