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At night, the headlights of an oncoming car are very bright and make it hard for you to see. Where should you look until the car passes?
A windshield view shows bright glare from a car approaching in the opposite lane at night.
Correct answer: Toward the right edge of the road, while you watch the oncoming car with your side vision.
Why
Bright headlights can leave you partly blind for a few seconds, and at highway speed you travel a long way in that time. The right edge of the road shows you where your lane is while your eyes stay away from the brightest light. A clean windshield, inside and out, also reduces glare from oncoming vehicles.
Verified against Nebraska Class O Driver's Manual · Night driving · p. 69
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