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At night, an oncoming vehicle’s bright headlights dazzle you. What does the Mississippi handbook advise?
The driver's view shows glare from an oncoming vehicle's bright headlights at night. The right edge of the driver's lane remains visible.
Correct answer: Dim your lights and direct your eyes toward the right side of the road.
Why
Dim your headlights and keep your eyes toward the right side of the road. Do not stare into the oncoming lights or wear dark glasses to compensate. Keep your speed low enough for the distance you can see.
Verified against Mississippi Driver’s License Manual · Driving at Night · p. 63
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