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Car A is following B at night within 60 metres and is not overtaking. Why should A use low beams?

Blue A follows silver B on a dark road. The upper diagram shows their road positions to scale. The lower view enlarges the cars; its spacing is not to scale.

Blue A follows silver B on a dark road. The upper diagram shows their road positions to scale. The lower view enlarges the cars; its spacing is not to scale.

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