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At night, an oncoming driver does not dim the high beams. The glare makes it hard to see. What should you do?
At night, silver B approaches blue A with high beams shining toward A. Both cars remain in their own lanes.
Correct answer: Look toward the right edge of the road and use it to guide you
Why
Glare can blind you for a moment after the car passes, so slow down if you need to. Keep your own lights clean and correctly aimed. Do not wear sunglasses or tinted lenses at night.
Verified against Washington Driver Guide · Seeing at night · p. 70, 167
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